Tuori Sports Report

The NFL was the main attraction on Sunday, and let's be honest. There's only one division worth talking about. The Black and Blue Division. The best division. The pride of the Midwest. The all-worldly NFC North. So forget the rest of the NFL, let's talk NFC North and only the NFC North on this Sports Sprint. And honestly, since I love Twitter, we may just let it do most of the talking for me. LIONS TWEETS TO MAKE YOU SMILE . @MattPrater_5 called GAME‼️ #DETvsAZ | 📺 FOX | #OnePride pic.twitter.com/JOyGU6cYM2 — Detroit Lions (@Lions) September 27, 2020 Matt Prater is a great boot. Not quite Jason Hanson legendary, but he is getting there. Pretty crazy to consider the Lions have had three main kickers since 1980. Here's to you Eddie Murray.  In 253 career games, Larry Fitzgerald has been held without a receiving yard twice: * Oct. 31, 2004 vs. Buffalo (his only game without a catch) * Sunday vs. Detroit — Chris Burke (@ChrisBurkeNFL) September 28, 2020 This is pretty ...

This is the fourth article in the Best Logos series. We all give our picks for the best logo used by each AFC team, with a brief reason provided for some of our favorite choices.  As always, a shoutout to Chris Creamer's SportsLogos.net and LogoServer for providing us with the logo history! BALTIMORE RAVENS Nick: Not many options for this franchise, but they shouldn't ever go away from the perfect Ravens logo. Zach: I think that the bird is a lot cooler than the shield, so this wins by default. Sam: The alternate logo with the shield with the Maryland  state flag in it is just so cool. Eric: Props to the Ravens for using a unique color scheme, but I don't really like any of these. BUFFALO BILLS Nick: They have used this since the 70's and they should use it until 2070. Classic. Zach: Although, I love the standing buffalo uniforms, this logo is just too iconic. Sam: Too bad they haven't won the big one with this cl...