Blue doesn’t work in football

I joined a football pool last week.  Granted I’m not up on team stats like I should be to indulge in such a venture.  I’ve never even heard of the newer quarterbacks (and newer to me is anyone born after 1980).  Basically Brett Farve is the only name with a familiar ring.

Yet with my limited knowledge I was expected to circle the winning teams.  Since I couldn’t do that task based on any solid facts and Hot Wheelz and Cheezy, the avid football fans, were out of the pocket, so to speak, I decided to pick winners based on whose outfit I liked best.  I’m pulling your leg.  I know their outfits are called uniforms.

Blue is my favorite color — any shade.  Based solely on that detail, I circled the Bills, Panthers, Bears, Dallas.  No, to the Broncos.  They mix dark blue with orange.  I hate orange.  I’m a summer in the color code.  I wouldn’t be caught dead wearing orange.  I continued circling — the Lions, UCLA win against TexasIndianapolis Colts (when did they move from Baltimore?), Patriots, NY Giants, St. Louis Rams (when did they move from Los Angeles?  j/k), Chargers, Tennessee Titans, Miami (a variation of blue). 

Too bad it wasn’t a college pool.  I could have scored a sneak play with a blue UCLA pick over red Texas. 

Based on final scores, I now confess I was wrong about my losing orange and blue theory.  It seemed to work okay for the Chicago Bears.  Go blue and orange!

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2 Comments on Blue doesn’t work in football

  1. Michael S. says:

    This is such a cute story Penny! Enjoyed it very much ; )

  2. George says:

    Picking Blue may be okay picking football teams but definitely not the way to select in political events.

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