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Overalls said:I thank you for your apreciation of the players of that long dead team the Oilers, but I don't see what they have to do with this thread.
Brian said:Andre Woolfolk
Carl Pickens
Greg Comella
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Congradulations on your first post and a collective "welcome" to the forum.:applause:pacmanjonesfan said:who are your favorite titans.they can be past or present.mines is first pacman jones,keith bulluck,steve mcnair,and jevon kearse
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Brian said:Enough said.
Wolfman,Andre Woolfolk
Carl Pickens
Greg Comella
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Relax Wolfman, I know you are sick of it butNOBODY said:Andre Woolfolk
Eddie Berlin
Al Del Greco
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Overalls, do you know the difference between how the Browns relocated to Baltimore and how the Oilers relocated to Tennessee? The Oilers were under no obligation to anyone to change their name, insignia or colors. (or for that matter handover records) We borrowed the unused name "Titans" from the Jets. That was was their name before they renamed. Just like the Houston Texans name was taken from the shelf of the KC Chiefs. You might have already known the latter there but it's obvious that you don't know what you are talking about in regards to Oilers/Titans. When the Oakland Raiders returned to Oakland did they reclaim their old records they left behind while leaving their current records in Los Angeles? What of the Rams then? And the Cardinals? And the Colts? Did those teams have to "start over"? I bet you insinst still that Eli plays for the New Jersey Giants, even since they recently re-put NY on the head gear?Overalls said:Earl doesn't
Although the city of Cleveland kept the franchise's name "Browns", and the team's history when it left, Houston's status as the home of the first two American Football League championships did not save the city's AFL heritage. Unlike his support of an old-line NFL city (Cleveland) in holding on to its tradition, NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue did not intervene when Bud Adams declared that no other Houston football team could ever use the name "Oilers".source