As the Denver Broncos’ logo consists of a stylized drawing of a horse’s head, would you say the Broncos do not count as among those teams whose logos are animals?
saw that coming as soon as I posted. It’s just not the same, because reasons.
I see horse face I think animal. I see fleur de lis, I don’t think plant. I think wallpaper.
Suit yourself. But that Jeopardy! thinks otherwise is not, I think, entirely unreasonable. Regardless, my only reason for entering this thread was confusion at not considering a flower to be a plant.
Not getting the problem–why isn’t the clue referring to “this NFL team’s logo” instead of to “This NFL team”? Indeed, if they wanted to refer to the team, they could have said, “This NFL team is the only one whose logo is a plant.”
We might have a better argument either way if we knew the category of the Final Jeopardy! answer.
The category was “Sports Logos.”
“This team’s logo” refers to the team. The logo of this team, not this logo.
The category was “Sports Logos”. So it refers to the logo. Case closed.
Yeah, but once you get convicted, they can’t arrest you again.
Yes they can-but only after the commercial.
That’s now how the categories work. Otherwise the answer to today’s (11/10) would’ve been
Seward’s Day, not Alaska.
This is convincing to me. The clue as given is ambiguous whether it’s looking for the team or the logo. If it were unambiguous (as the above is), then offering the logo would be incorrect.
Spoilers for 11/12 show:
Really disappointed Julia lost. Was looking forward to the Julia/Arthur face-off.