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@GBPackersFan LOL
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@GBPackersFan you should probably disconnect from the internet to the most trashiest parts of politics come out in here
GBPackersFan 路 41-45, M
@SW-User yea you're not kidding I hate politics with a passion. I wish I could block out all political posts without blocking or muting the user lol
@GBPackersFan Ok .So how about this- I cannot find a real answer to it anywhere on the internet-
The Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens play- as they do -in this case in does not matter WHERE.
And it is Retro day. So what jerseys do the Ravens and Browns wear???
Start with Baltimore
Do they come out in 1950-60 Browns attire?
Or do they dress in The old Baltimore Colts uniforms- and would that be a violation of intellectual property of another team.
Ok-Cleveland--Do they were the uniforms of the 1950's? Because if and Baltimore ALSO did that would be confusing.
The Cleveland Rams left Cleveland and the next year the Browns came to be. Does Cleveland wear the Cleveland Rams jerseys? Or does also violate the same intellectual property?
Could we see the Cleveland Rams and the Baltimore Colts? If not, what then?
What is the NFL"s actual take on this- know any sportswriters?
The Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens play- as they do -in this case in does not matter WHERE.
And it is Retro day. So what jerseys do the Ravens and Browns wear???
Start with Baltimore
Do they come out in 1950-60 Browns attire?
Or do they dress in The old Baltimore Colts uniforms- and would that be a violation of intellectual property of another team.
Ok-Cleveland--Do they were the uniforms of the 1950's? Because if and Baltimore ALSO did that would be confusing.
The Cleveland Rams left Cleveland and the next year the Browns came to be. Does Cleveland wear the Cleveland Rams jerseys? Or does also violate the same intellectual property?
Could we see the Cleveland Rams and the Baltimore Colts? If not, what then?
What is the NFL"s actual take on this- know any sportswriters?