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While we know the opponents for each team heading into the next season before the official NFL schedule release, knowing the particular dates allows fans to plan their trips and, let's be honest, to see a battle of the social media/marketing teams of all 30 squads.

The Los Angeles Chargers are well regarded as one of the better social teams, and they created an anime that fans loved.

The Carolina Panthers released a 5+ minute video of a mocked-up behind-the-scenes grand production.

In a way, this is the social media squads' Super Bowl, and only one can be the winner.

There's one team that took the cake, doing something far less intense budget-wise and much more straightforward--walk up to fans, display the logos of their opponents, and allow them to, well, attemptto name the team associated with each.

As you'd expect, every fan got every team correct!Oh, wait, no, that's not true, but the results are hysterical. Behold, the hilarious Tennessee Titans schedule release video that has almost 20 million views and counting.

After stepping out onto the streets of Broadway, as you'll see in the video, the Titans social/marketing team brought a video recording device (based on the minimalism, we wouldn't be shocked if it was an iPhone), a mini microphone, and the glowing personalities of those passing by.

OK, now that you've watched it, what are your favorites?

Some of our favorites include:

OK, OK, you get the point; we're starting to list every response because they're all golden. The video ends, of course, with everyone getting the Tennessee Titans correct. Certainly not staged at all!

As mentioned, though, some NFL teams took these responses personally.

At the time of this writing, four teams have acknowledged this video.

The Browns tweeted a screenshot of the video and said, "tbh, we're good with this @Titans."

The Panthers also tweeted a screenshot posing the question, "What does a North Carolina Tiger even look like" with a "thinking" emoji. They also asked their followers to draw one in the responses.

Of the fan responses, we saw screenshots of Joe Exotic, but there was also this epic drawing that prompted us to hope for the Panthers actually to become the North Carolina Tigers.

The Colts changed their Twitter name to "Not the Cowboys." This seems to be a common mistake made by casual/non-NFL fans. And finally, the Falcons changed their name to "Red Stallions" and changed their bio to "rawr."

This just goes to show you that you don't need a multi-million dollar budget to create compelling, engaging, and funny content. Well done, Titans.

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The Titans' Schedule Release Video is the Funniest Thing on the Internet - Fanbuzz