On the roster I had (from the Fischer for Senate folks) he was listed as #15, same number as Raiola. I don't know if he was listed as 15 in the game program. But if he really is assigned #15, that means he can never be on the field at the same time as Raiola (two guys wearing the same number not allowed on the field at the same time). That would mean that he'll never get any meaningful snaps, as of course Raiola will always be in the game when it's still in doubt. Did anyone else notice this?
He is Number 80 I believe.On the roster I had (from the Fischer for Senate folks) he was listed as #15, same number as Raiola. I don't know if he was listed as 15 in the game program. But if he really is assigned #15, that means he can never be on the field at the same time as Raiola (two guys wearing the same number not allowed on the field at the same time). That would mean that he'll never get any meaningful snaps, as of course Raiola will always be in the game when it's still in doubt. Did anyone else notice this?
Malachi agreed to change numbers.On the roster I had (from the Fischer for Senate folks) he was listed as #15, same number as Raiola. I don't know if he was listed as 15 in the game program. But if he really is assigned #15, that means he can never be on the field at the same time as Raiola (two guys wearing the same number not allowed on the field at the same time). That would mean that he'll never get any meaningful snaps, as of course Raiola will always be in the game when it's still in doubt. Did anyone else notice this?