The New York Jets introduced a "new" alternate white helmet on Tuesday, because, well, why not? In a move out of sheer gluttony more than anything else, the Jets whipped out their white helmets, took off their classic decals, and replaced them with a thin green stripe over the top of the helmet, and the current Jets logo in green across each side. The face-mask is white. The Jets White Out. Instagram New York will adorn their new alternate helmets in Week 2 against the Green Bay Packers in a "White Out" Game. Why the Jets couldn't have just stuck with their traditional white throwbacks for the game is a legitimate question, but the answer is pretty simple: Merchandising. Just ask Mel Brooks! Who doesn't want to now run out and pay $35 for a white Jets mini helmet? Who doesn't want to run out and pay between $190 to $390 on replica and on field helmets for your mantel? Gotta add to that helmet collection. Now that Jets have their traditional green s...
Whether he intended to or not, President Donald Trump has managed to throw some serious mud all over the World Cup Tournament after USA Striker Folarin Balogun had his red card reversed by FIFA, a day after the President spoke with FIFA Presidnet Gianni Infantino to review the red card ruling. On Sunday the ruling, which levied a one-game suspension of Balogun for stomping on the ankle of an opponent for the Bosnia-Herzgovina team was lifted and delayed f or up to a year after the tournament. As one can imagine all hell has broken loose since. USA plays Belgium tonight, and Balogun is eligible to play in the Round of 16 game in Seattle. Both Trump and Infantino t ried to put out the conspiracy theory flames to no avail. Instead the controversy has only gotten bigger as fans, pundits, politicians, and even people who don't follow soccer ... er ... football throw their collective two cents in. Said President Trump on Monday, "All I did was ask for a review. I...