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The Tennessee Titans' social media team
really crushes the game, probably rivaling the Chargers for the NFL's best. Their best bit began with the 2023 schedule release, when they revealed their opponents one by one based on peoples' responses.
Those who were trolling on Broadway in Nashville that day couldn't have imagined that they'd go down in Internet history as one of the best
sports-related social media videos of all-time.
https://twitter.com/Titans/status/1656827454118412289?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Welp, life comes at you fast I guess. Not only did New York Jets fans storm Nashville this weekend to pub crawl in enemy territory, but they emerged from Nissan Stadium on Sunday with a 24-17 win. That led to the impeccably-planned Jets social media team taking the streets of New York City's Broadway to ask Big Apple residents if they recognized the Titans' logo. They did not.
https://twitter.com/nyjets/status/1835420887283024145
I still think the Jets let the Titans down easy here. They could've done any number of heinous things to rub salt into the wound of Tennessee's defeat. Anything Will Levis and mayo would've been a big hit. The ultimate kicking of a man while he's down, which let's face it, New York's media loves to do more than damn near any place on Earth!
To be fair, though, Levis
did make his head coach literally say, "
What the f**k are you doing?" aloud. Imagine your biggest boss saying that to you at whatever job you work. Not great, Bob!
https://twitter.com/NFL/status/1835375022916972641
When the NFL can't come up with a softer caption than this, you know you done messed up
against A-A-Ron.
The only real issue with the Jets making fun of how nobody knows who the Titans are is that most people know it's true. They're not some big-market, highly-visible franchise with a ton of household names or lots of success. That's not really the point, is it? We're more here for blissful ignorance to football for those who reside in the greater New York City area. They must be so much less stressed and far less unhappy than your typical Jets or Giants fan.
It's that joke/meme many avid NFL watchers made right before Week 1: Letting their mental health be entirely dictated by how their team does for the next 18 weeks or so. The fine New Yorkers who aren't aware of the Titans, nor give a hoot about the Jets or Giants, might be the people who are doing it right in this life.
