I have a Hawk Jersey. Can I tape over the name?
Been doing it with my Sharpe jersey for years.
If you have a real jersey where the name is on it's own separate fabric, you might be able to have a tailor in the area get another patch and the new letters. I have friends who buy authentic hockey sweaters blank and then have someone order the letters/numbers they want put on. 
DH13 posted:The last few days have been a very entertaining trip down a very weird rabbit hole.
This is the post of the weekend.
Boris posted:Love love. ...LOVE the competition at WR.
That's ****ing right bitches. ...who wants to be the MAN to catch passes from Rodgers? Better get your as$ in that QB room like Cobb & Jordy do.
This Davis kid is coming in to make the team!
**** these defenses daring us to throw deep.
2011 offense. ...here we come.
Now. ..let's get that defense to 2010 level.
GAME OVER!!!!
Also waiting on the first person report from the Man who was there.
Packer draft post-mortems:
JSO
Tom Silverstein: http://www.jsonline.com/sports...737z1-377712271.html
Bob McGinn: http://www.jsonline.com/sports...634z1-377765531.html
GBPG
Ryan Wood: http://www.packersnews.com/sto...-long-term/83794314/
Pete Dougherty: http://www.packersnews.com/sto...ller-draft/83745818/
Summation: whiteys everywhere, lunch pails galore.
Among the many reasons to like TT. One of the best is that he never gives much away, especially around draft time. Who he likes, plans, position. Nothing. After the draft it's pretty much the same. "We had a plan. We like who we got. Goal is to make our team better....".
Then there's Jerry Jones. Apparently Jerry allowed a very high level of media access to his draft room and draft strategy. There is detail here, and even greater detail here.
In the end Jerry is openly admitting the QB he drafted was his 3rd choice. Before the guy even arrives in Dallas. Jerry tried to trade back into round one and goes so far to tell everyone what he was offering in an attempt to draft Paxton Lynch.
Welcome to Dallas Dak Prescott!
and jerruh would have gotten away with it if it weren't for that meddling kid!
too funny.
Dallas wouldn’t increase its offer to Seattle from second-round and fourth-round picks to second and third-rounders, and that’s what lost Lynch. Eighteen hours after losing Lynch, the regret was chewing on Jones.
“And I live with second-guessing and disappointments. That’s a part of this business. But if I had to do it all over again? I’d give the three.”
Hindsight is awesome.
And ATL would have asked for more from Wolf.
And Brett would've dumped off to Grant.
And Bostick would've blocked.
And Lincoln would've stayed home and read.
cuqui posted:
Thanks for the links, cuqui. The discussion in this one about taking Lowry over one of the available running backs was interesting to me. Seems like Bob shares my (possibly irrational) fear of injuries at RB, notably for Starks, who is 30 years old.
The answer is, every year I think Starks is going to go down, and every year he's there, looking good, staying healthy and playing good, long-ass bowlegs and all. Plus Crockett is a capable backup. So what are you going to do? As much as you want insurance (given the beating they take), you can only keep so many RB's.
I get the concern with Starks as he was dinged often earlier in his career, but I think he played in all 16 games each of the last 2 years.
They signed a couple UDFA RB's. One of them could be the next Samkon Gado.
They still have Crockett too.
Might be trouble between Geronimo, Gatewood, and Crocket.
Ya'll know Starks will get dinged now.
It's on your heads
Hungry5 posted:Dallas wouldn’t increase its offer to Seattle from second-round and fourth-round picks to second and third-rounders, and that’s what lost Lynch. Eighteen hours after losing Lynch, the regret was chewing on Jones.
“And I live with second-guessing and disappointments. That’s a part of this business. But if I had to do it all over again? I’d give the three.”
Hindsight is awesome.
And ATL would have asked for more from Wolf.
And Brett would've dumped off to Grant.
And Bostick would've blocked.
And Lincoln would've stayed home and read.
AND MM would've gone for 2 to beat the Cards!
Finally! An ANSWER!
ChilliJon posted:In the end Jerry is openly admitting the QB he drafted was his 3rd choice. Before the guy even arrives in Dallas. Jerry tried to trade back into round one and goes so far to tell everyone what he was offering in an attempt to draft Paxton Lynch.
Welcome to Dallas Dak Prescott!
To be fair, when it was reported Dallas was trying to move back in to Round one, then didn't take Prescott in Round two it was pretty obvious.
In case you wanted to know what each Packer draft pick was going to make--singing and bonus.
http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/draft/green-bay-packers/
Pistol channeling Fedya is not a good look for you.
Hell, Fedya channeling Fedya is not a good look. 
Agree and it will look even worse when he fixes it.
Draft excitement just carrying over. I'll get moving along here soon enough. Least till camp starts.
Pistol GB posted:Well they are entertainers!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UJOjTNuuEVw
(The "Pettin' in the Park" number is even better, but I don't think it's on YouTube in it's entirety.)
Hungry5 posted:They still have Crockett too.
I'd feel a lot better if they could have paired him up with Tubbs.
