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NFL teams have gotten increasingly creative with how they announce their schedules in recent years, as evidenced by the onslaught of genuinely hilarious videos published by the league’s teams yesterday.
In Detroit, they recruited beloved Detroiters stars Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson for their video. The Los Angeles Chargers absolutely buried the likes of Harrison Butker (sending him to the kitchen) and Aaron Rodgers (cowering in fear of cell phone towers) in theirs.
We hired a couple Detroiters to help us unveil this year’s schedule@ticketmaster pic.twitter.com/5DpHhcqp7X
— Detroit Lions (@Lions) May 16, 2024
Down in Tennessee, they did a redux of their famed schedule release video from 2023 which saw them stroll down Broadway in Nashville and ask random people to guess what a team’s name is based on their logo.
In 2023, when asked about the Atlanta Falcons, a seemingly-20s-something woman absurdly blurted out “Red Stallions”, so the Titans brought her back to host the 2024 schedule release video (she also contributed to the 2023 video by calling the Colts the Cowboys and saying that the Jacksonville Jaguars “actually do not exist”).
The Tennessee Titans will open their 2024 season on the road against the Chicago Bears before making their home debut in Week 2 against the New York Jets.
From there, the Titans face off against the Green Bay Packers, Miami Dolphins, Indianapolis Colts (2x), Buffalo Bills, Detroit Lions, New England Patriots, Los Angeles Chargers, Minnesota Vikings, Houston Texans (2x), Washington Commanders, Jacksonville Jaguars (2x), and Cincinnati Bengals.
The Titans will be heading into the 2024 season hoping that Will Levis — who they selected with the 33rd overall pick out of the University of Kentucky — can build off the promise he showed last season and become a franchise quarterback for the organization. During his rookie season, Levis started in 9 games and completed 58% of his passes for 1,808 yards, 8 touchdowns, and 4 interceptions.
In an effort to help Levis reach his potential, the Titans selected massive offensive tackle J.C. Latham out of the University of Alabam with the 7th overall pick.