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Three NFL teams are taking heat online after falling into the subset of teams that posted pride messages earlier this month, but nothing for Father’s Day in this particular Venn diagram.
Several franchises recognized pride month this June, but they also recognized fathers. According to MLFooball, the Tennessee Titans, Los Angeles Chargers, and Atlanta Falcons weren’t among the latter.
Their tweet sparked outrage on X, with several fans trashing said teams.
“For the titans that is unnacceptable you are in a deep red southern state that is very Christian and religious. You represent your fanbase or else your fanbase will not represent you,” one wrote.
For the titans that is unnacceptable you are in a deep red southern state that is very Christian and religious.
You represent your fanbase or else your fanbase will not represent you— CowboyFromH3LL (@DeadNetNews) June 16, 2025
“The Titans wished “Happy Father’s Day” to all the moms. What’s wrong with that?😁” someone asked, rather cheekily.
The Titans wished "Happy Father's Day" to all the moms. What's wrong with that? 😁
— D.Czako (@czako_d52798) June 16, 2025
“Well the @falcons are a terrible franchise so it’s expected,” another added.
Well the @falcons are a terrible franchise so it’s expected
— Cap’N Crunch (@SuperSa66222908) June 16, 2025
One fan claimed the Chargers acknowledged Father’s Day on Instagram.
“Chargers posted on Instagram people complain about everything nowadays,” they wrote.
The Titans wished "Happy Father's Day" to all the moms. What's wrong with that? 😁
— D.Czako (@czako_d52798) June 16, 2025
We have confirmed this, the Chargers did shout out dads in an IG post on Sunday, sharing photos of several players with their kids and families.
Naturally, we checked X, and the post was there too, so they should definitely be left out of this.
Check it out right here:
The Tennessee Titans have been catching heat a bit longer because they actually shared a post, which they quickly deleted, yet not before it was captured via screenshot.
“Happy Father’s Day to all the Titans moms and fatherly figures,” it read.
While deleting it was the right thing to do, it should never have gone up in the first place.
