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NFL Twitter celebrates Valentine's Day

Published: Feb 14, 2020 at 01:52 AM

Love is in the air -- and the football Twittersphere.

To celebrate Valentine's Day, NFL teams took to the internet to express their love for the game, reignite some old flames and offer the best and/or worst romance-adjacent puns that Twitter accounts can offer.

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