The entire NFL 2023 season schedule was released on Thursday, and once again teams from across the league have come up with creative ways to showcase the big reveal
Dogs taking over a front office, Josh Allen becoming a paperboy, and Angela from “The Office” starring alongside Peyton Manning can only mean one thing – the NFL schedule has just been released. . This year’s unofficial prize for the best announcement seems to be heading to Tennessee. In a video released by the Titans, the club asked people in Nashville to name the football team from their logo – and the results have left fans in stitches.
Elsewhere, the Philadelphia Eagles announced their schedule with team dog Reggie and a host of other canines, including Baloo Kelce, center Jason Kelce’s pooch, and Kobe Sirianni, coach Nick Sirianni’s mutt, starring in the paw-some video. The Buffalo Bills made their players’ dreams come true in their announcement with star quarterback Allen delivering papers for the day and tight end Dawson Knox fulfilling his dream of completing his forklift certification.
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