MIAMI DOLPHIN LOGO vs INFINITY

The Jets are playing AFC East rivals the Miami Dolphins this Monday night.

You "bleed green" Jets fans remember the AMAZING Jet/Dolphin match-ups over the years. There's something about the green and white clashing with orange and turquoise that brings out the best, and nastiest, in these two clubs.

Today I add a new element to watch out for regarding the Dolphins organization. Their logo, and what it says about how undercover-clever this organization really is.

Let me break it down for you:

As the team is the Miami Dolphins (plural), a player on the team is a Dolphin (singular).

As you can see above, on this Dolphin's head is a helmet.

On the Dolphin's helmet, is a dolphin.
On THIS dolphin's head, is a helmet.

BUT HERE'S WHERE THE ORGANIZATION GOT CLEVER.

THIS dolphin's helmet does NOT have a dolphin with a helmet, but the letter "M". (For "Miami" I assume)

Instead of an "M", the team could easily have put another dolphin with a helmet who had a dolphin with a helmet who had a dolphin with a helmet and so on, introducing the concept of infinity, as it could go on forever.

Thus, the Miami Dolphins decided their players should NOT be running around with INFINITY on their helmets, and broke the chain with the letter "M".

Clever, Miami. Almost TOO clever...

GO JETS. BEAT (the NOT-SO infinite) DOLPHINS.

Mark