Mike Vrabel may need to keep his proverbial head on a swivel on Thursday night.
As Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer relayed on Tuesday afternoon, “there hasn’t been any league-wide edict on what’s acceptable and what isn’t,” as social media teams across the NFL get set to release their clubs' full 17-game schedule. As has become tradition, teams—most notably the Chargers—have taken their share of potshots at others around the league amid controversy. Some examples from Los Angeles include digs at Harrison Butker and Deshaun Watson, while the Colts poked fun at former Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill's traffic stop arrest last offseason.
