Super Bowl Should End with Colts as Champs
Alright, this is the most important prediction of the year. The Super Bowl is set between the two teams with the best records at the end of the season. Both had exciting seasons and despite some loss of steam at the end of the year, their playoff runs were fun to watch. Even if the [...]
In honor of my wife and others who go to Super Bowl parties to eat fatty food, talk during the game, and watch commercials, I have put together my top 10 of all time Super Bowl ads for your review. If you feel like one is missing please add it to the list below or [...]
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In 1973 the current National Football League system was put in place to aid officials and fans alike in identifying players on the field. The players numbers are related to the postition on the field in which they play, those numbers generally assigned to players today are:
Some players have asked the NFL to be able to wear a number on their jersey which does not relate to the system, in 2006 Reggie Bush of the New Orleans Saints asked to keep the number 5 which he used at USC the NFL are strict with their rules though and his request was denied.
The same happened to Brian Bosworth of the Seattle Seahawks in 1987, they tried listing him as a safety so he could wear number 44, but as he was a linebacker, the NFL clamped down on it and he wore that number on his jersey for just one game against Kansas City Chiefs until he had to revert to number 55 on his uniform.
Only during preseason when clubs have expanded rosters are players found to be wearing numbers outside of these rules, once the final roster is submitted for the season, all players will have jersey numbers that abide by the football leagues rules.
| Kristian 119-121 49.6% |
Chad 119-103 53.6% |
Ian 116-120 49.2% |
