Talk:Johnny "Blood" McNally
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Article Title Change
This page's title has cause a few problems in recent history. The title of "REEEEEEEEEEE" is claimed to be used by the reason that he was and still is most well regarded by that name. I agree that at the time McNally was most regarded by the name of Jonny Blood, however, today is a bit different. When I look the name up, just about every source has him listed as Johnny "Blood" McNally, including NFL.com. I propose that this be an exception to the nickname rule, similar to the one mentioned for "Weird Al" Yankovic, and make the title Johnny "Blood" McNally, as that is the name he is most well known as to just about everyone.Tapper930 (talk) 17:39, 12 September 2018 (UTC)