Dave Damaschek

If they've left it in the rearview mirror, so will we, right?

OK, so, Amin, if you followed that, what we're going to do is let's look at the standard sets as in home in a way.

Let's not get into throwback territory.

I think we'll end up touching on some of that because as a for instance.

Everybody under the sun, apparently, aside from Seahawks ownership, agrees that the Seahawks should be wearing the silver hats with the royal blue and the Kelly green and the silver pants.

They choose to wear what they wear and maybe they get dinged for that.

We're not evaluating that throwback.

We're what they wore in the Super Bowl.

And the road version of that.

That's right.

And I also think that you can ding them, though.

Miami Heat maybe deserve to be taken to task.

If that uniform is better, then maybe they should be wearing that full time.

On the other side of that coin, though.

You can't have a color scheme.

You can't decide to tell the world, hey, this is our color scheme, and then like 10 years later be like, oh yeah, never mind that.

The worst example of that, the Arizona Diamondbacks.

They go out and win a World Series, this millennium no less, in the purple and green, striking if nothing else.

I think it's a turquoise.

Okay, okay.