Super Bowl LIX Rematch Sparks Wild Reactions Ahead Of NFL Schedule Release

The NFL just dropped a bombshell, sending the worlds of the sport’s fans into utter frenzy. Social media has been a roaring ocean of mayhem with trash talk starting in favor on one side even before the schedule has been announced on May 14 at 8 p.m. ET. There is going to be a Super Bowl LIX rematch during the regular season.

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The teams were never named by the NFL tweet, but the eagle-eyed Garrett said with a laugh, “First Chiefs clip in the video btw,” hinting that Kansas City might be involved in this big-matchup. That sent Chiefs fans into a frenzy, with one commenting, “Woof,” which we will take to be a mixture of excitement and fear.

Replies turned quickly into a battleground of memes and trash talk; one condemning user shouted the ultimate flex, “70-20,” reminding all of the Chiefs crushing the Broncos last season; someone else said back, “We’re not scared of you ����; We have Rashee back, better O-line, and an actual secondary.” That confidence is.. interesting, considering who they may be facing.

Meanwhile, some other fans have already bypassed this matchup. Designated Thinker Jpatt has been very clear on where his priorities lie: “Time for @dallascowboys to get to the SB, 30yrs has been long enough.” Sorry buddy, might wanna focus on winning a divisional round game first.

The chaotic thread was kicked off by so many accounts debating about past meetings. “We ’boutta do that to yall again 🥱” one user warned, to which the opposition came with evidence of former wins. And when trash talk reached its climax, another user declared, “Don’t rain on my parade 🤫;” and – interestingly – this might be the most polite way to tell somebody to shut up we have ever heard.

Quite funny timing on the NFL schedule leak now, with the full schedule being so must-see TV in recent years, with fans breaking down every prime-time slot and bye week placement. Way to unleash that Super Bowl rematch teaser right before the full reveal; The league office must really be a master flirting with hype.

It’s uninhibitedly clear that while we’re not sure yet where or exactly when this grudge match will take place, the NFL social media team is watching and munching popcorn as fanbases tear themselves apart in the replies. And let’s be real: they’d probably dust off and include some of these reactions in their promo packages when that game actually comes around.

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The schedule release cannot come soon enough, and with all the chatter, this might just break Twitter prior even to kickoff. Whether ready or not, football season is nearing-the very first week will be mizzle TV judging by these reactions.