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NFL teams creatively release schedules on social media

Published: May 08, 2020 at 04:11 AM

Social distancing has made for some great social media in the NFL. In releasing their respective schedules Thursday, several teams went above and beyond in their Twitter production.

Who did it best? You be the judge.

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