NFL fans had jokes after someone fell into the lake during the Browns' helmet unveiling
The Cleveland Browns are in midseason form, and that's not a good thing.
On Wednesday, the Browns joined several teams across the league in unveiling new alternate helmets for the 2025 season. And yeah, the Browns' color scheme doesn't make for the most aesthetically pleasing uniforms, but they decided to go all in on the brown with the helmets.
The team even decided to hold an unveiling ceremony on the bank of Lake Erie with a big inflatable helmet, sponsored by Dude Wipes (gross).
But, of course, the Browns couldn't even make it through that event without a blooper. Someone who appeared to be filming content lost track of where they were standing and fell right into Lake Erie.
Thankfully, it was just a short fall into a water, so this person appeared to be OK. But this would only happen to the Browns.
NFL fans had plenty of jokes for the moment.
This was how Twitter/X reacted
https://t.co/q6JYYhAhzF pic.twitter.com/cNP38dKS4c
I had to add the music. 😂 https://t.co/hy1vQ16U9Z pic.twitter.com/B1XjGZRv3s
Lmao at Chomps throwing them a life jacket https://t.co/uEocjg5Q1t
This movie is an allegory. https://t.co/MOTnxcF1rU
This is the Naked Gun of sports franchises 🤦 https://t.co/5BMqh49qFO
Would it be the browns without something like this happening 😭😭 https://t.co/pEUtKR8oUi
Quintessential Browns moment: https://t.co/16pXucdvlI
At least Chomps had a life jacket on hand.
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