Which NFL team’s mascot is best suited to tackle a war zone?

The New York Giants are known for their unique “Big Blue” look, and this year’s team has been known to go one better.

With the team going with a dark blue base with a blue helmet and an orange helmet, this year Giants’ mascot, Boomerang, has taken to the battlefield.

This year, Boomersang is taking on the role of a medic, working alongside teammates and soldiers.

It’s the third time Boomerangs role has been utilized, and it will be his fourth since joining the team in 2012.

The Giants have been using Boomeranging on the field to help with the team’s recovery efforts following the Super Bowl, and Boomerung is taking part in some of the group’s most crucial activities.

According to the team, Boers are the only mascots who can carry out missions on a battlefield.

Boomerans mission is to help soldiers and Marines with the most important task, getting back home safely.

The team has also used Boomeranga on the sideline during games.

It looks as if Boomerango has been working as a medic in the game as well, as he has been spotted helping with medical evacuations and evacuating wounded players.

Boomers uniform also features a blue, orange and yellow helmet.

The fact that Boomeranger has been seen on the battlefield is a big deal for the team.

According the team: “He is a symbol of our unity.

The team believes he represents the strength of our family and the strength in our community.”

Boomerang will be appearing on the Giants team page for the first time in his official costume in a new image released by the team earlier today.

It was first reported by the New York Daily News, who stated Boomerangers mission is that of a “medical officer.”

The Giants were able to get the new Boomerange on the roster last season, but it is unclear if he will be joining the regular lineup or playing on the practice squad.

The Giants have a number of other mascots on the team that could make an impact on the game, including the “Boomerang” from the “Star Wars” franchise, “Pumpkinhead” from “The SpongeBob SquarePants” franchise and “Buster the Bully” from SpongeBob.