Nah, that isn't how trademarks work lol. You cannot squat on trademark rights; you have to be able to prove commercial use. Dan Synder could take Red Wolves from that guy in 15 seconds flat. The reason they can't immediately take Red Wolves is because "Red Wolves" is in a trademark fight between a Chattanooga team and Arkansas State.
The guy that submitted trademark applications for all of that owned himself to the tune of about $5,500.
all this for Radskins sounds about right
Fox Sports inks Greg Olsen to future NFL game analyst gig
The frenzied NFL TV free-agency market continues to move as Fox Sports has signed All-Pro tight end Greg Olsen to be its future No. 2 NFL game analyst, The Post has learned.
The contract will make Olsen the partner for Kevin Burkhardt after Olsen retires from the NFL. Olsen, 35, was going to leave the game for Fox after last season, but a $7 million contract and a chance to play with Russell Wilson made him change his mind to go to Seattle.
Even after Olsen inked his deal with the Seahawks, Fox Sports executives continued to make a run at him for this season, but will have to settle for after he plays his final game.
If Olsen were to decide to continue playing after this year, Fox would wait for him, according to sources.
The move to think ahead is similar to what NBC has done with Drew Brees. The Post previously reported that Brees has a deal with the network after his retirement from the Saints to call Notre Dame games and work NBC’s Sunday night NFL studio show with the chance to one day succeed Cris Collinsworth in the booth.
hope he's better than my man witt
I heard the news early today. It's about damn time!
the ship of under 35m sailed one or two years ago. dak knows he has two franchise tags that will net him 34.55m over two years guaranteed so there is literally no reason for him to take a deal that's under 35m long before mahomes signed his deal. dak would be losing money
has nothing to do with mahomes at all. shit you can argue the mahomes deal is team friendly. i remember when the tyron smith deal happened and peeps went crazy. now he's like the 30th highest paid tackle in the league 'cause of the length of his contract
Happy to see the Titans aren’t immediately caving on a long-term deal to Henry. Double franchising tagging is the smart play, despite fan outcry.
eagles signed jason peters to a 1 year deal
he’s gonna play guard to replace brandon brooks
this feels like a win
until he gets hurt of course
was really hoping peters wouldn't head back to the iggles. dude is still really good
Some analysts had him going to Tampa.
not really sure about the move to guard, especially to the opposite side of the line, but he’s a HoF tackle and it should be much less demanding (until he gets hurt playing out of position)
maybe he’ll beat out Dillard at LT, but if he does, that’s a bad look for last years first round pick who was at least “okay” last year
peters is still without question a better lt than dillard. it just depends if they want to force the future now or not
Kansas City signed Chris Jones to a 4yr 85mil (60gtd) deal
60 is injury only. 37mil signing bonus for a chunk of the contract.
NFL Network reporting Cleveland close to signing Myles Garrett to a 5yr 125mil extension
Philly announced no large events through February 2021, with the exception of NFL games!