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It's how he brings his kids with him on the field. He can't see the back of the jersey when he plays, but Detroit Lions safety Tavon Keith Tkachuk Jersey Wilson Sr. recently added the suffix to his name because he saw it as a way to show he's a father -- and a proud one. "I do that to represent my kids," Wilson said. "Both of my kids, their last names are after me. Tavon Wilson Jr. and I'm Senior. I do it to represent both my boys on the field." It's a change Wilson made before the 2016 season, when he went from the Patriots to the Lions. A lot was shifting for Wilson at that point. After primarily playing special teams in New England, he'd have a chance to compete for a starting job -- a role he eventually won -- in Detroit. This was a way to signify that, too. New name on the back. New player on the field. "I kind of wanted a fresh start," Wilson said. "And give my career new meaning. And I wanted to play for my boysIt started with a question from George Johnson's son. "Dad," he asked, "Why didn't you put Jr." on your jersey? George Johnson III is 5 years old. He already plays football. And on his back is "Johnson III." But his dad had just gone by Johnson throughout his NFL career. But the precocious question from his child started him thinking. Then another person asked him whether he didn't do it because he had a bad relationship with his father. He doesn't, so it became another reason to go for it. So this year, for the first time in his career, George Johnson now has "Johnson Jr." on the back of his jersey. "It's a legacy being passed along, to see your name continue to be moving and see your name in greater spotlight," Johnson Jr. said. "Things like that. That's the biggest reason why." After Johnson's first http://www.officialwinnipegjets.com/Adidas-Kyle-Connor-Jersey game back in Detroit in Week 3, his son came up to him. And in the way only a child can, he pointed out that his father was doing something different. "He didn't mention it to me. Well, he kind of did," Johnson said. "He said, ‘You've got something on after Johnson like I have on mine.'" Consider that a legacy passed up and downThis season, the nameplate on the back of cornerback's jersey changed from "Brock" to http://www.atlantafalconsauthorizedstore.com/customized"Brock Sr." The elder Brock spent the preseason with the Seattle Seahawks, where he debuted his new digs before being traded to the Vikings right before cuts day. He's the only player on Minnesota's roster with a suffix on his jersey. It's a gesture he made in honor of his child, whom he hopes to share his memories of the game with when the littlest Brock grows up. "It's just something for the future for me and my son," Brock said. "He can look up to me when he gets older, seeing my jersey with 'Sr.' on it, knowing his father was doing what he maybe wants to do when he gets olderThe Minnesota Lynx are champions again. Minnesota and the Los Angeles Sparks provided a fantastic five-game WNBA Finals for the second year in a row. After taking a breath following another great Game 5, let's look back on the 2017 WNBA season and look ahead to 2018. There were milestones, business and technology advancements, and Hats Womens Jersey the emergence of young stars. Here are five things that stood out this year and how they might impact next season