u/ExpressLaneCharlie

I know teams will often do a revamp of their uniforms when new team leadership is brought in. I know how recently the uniforms have been updated is taken into account as well. But does anyone expect us to get a revamp next season (2027) since we have a new GM, HC, and have significantly changed organization personnel?

*On a related note, yes, I want us to go to the throwbacks too. But that's not what I'm talking about - too much money in having new uniforms and throwbacks. I'm talking a change like we saw in '97 and 2013.

I love trying something new to help prevent injuries.

>The practice once again featured a very long opening stretching period followed by a very long special teams session.

>Hafley explained before practice the rationale behind the unusually long stretching periods.

>"I think there's some studies now, especially with ACLs, that there's certain exercises, if you do, and protocols that you follow that they've talked to us a lot about," Hafley said. "I think you know it increases our chances not to have those injuries, so I think I know we're taking that very seriously. So, as long as we are stretching, and sometimes it gets frustrating for you and me, because we just want to start practicing, you guys probably want to leave. I think it's really important to do so. That's been very intentional to try to follow those guidelines, so we can, you know, maximize our ability for our players to stay healthy, but it is long, it's very long."