'Wait, who's the dad?': Jordan Love's Father's Day post leaves NFL fans hilariously confused

Time of India

8 hours ago

Photo byIf Jordan Love was trying to channel his inner Aaron Rodgers with a classic NFC North diss, let's just say, things didn't quite land as planned. The Packers QB sent a cheeky Father's Day message to Bears fans on Sunday, but instead of a mic-drop moment, the internet spiraled into pure chaos.
Was he calling himself the father? Were Bears fans his dad? NFL Twitter couldn't figure it out and the reactions were as unhinged as they were hilarious.
'Happy Father's Day to all the Bears fans': Jordan Love's post sets off confusion
So here's what he actually said:
'Happy Father's Day to all the Bears fans out there.'
That's it. Just one line. But in the context of one of the NFL's oldest rivalries, it was clearly meant as a flex. As in:
I own you, Bears fans. I'm your dad.
But the internet? Yeah, they needed a translator.
The replies were instant comedy gold, and most of them involved people being hilariously confused about who was actually supposed to be the 'father' in this scenario.
NFL fans were left scratching their heads and second-guessing the diss
A user summed up what half of Twitter was thinking:
'I don't get it lmao so the Bears fans are his dad?'
Meanwhile, others just assumed the joke had
backfired spectacularly
.
'When trolling goes wrong lol. Reverse uno himself.'
Another person chimed in with brutal honesty: 'Bro...
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you ARE the son.'
It was a classic case of NFL Twitter not knowing whether to laugh, correct each other, or just roast Love for the effort.
Of course, a few brave souls attempted to decode the post.
'He means he's THEIR dad. Like he owns them,'
some tried to clarify.
But those explanations only seemed to fuel the fire.
'Bears fans wish he had a father.'
To make matters worse for Love, fans were quick to remind him of the QB shoes he's trying to fill. One user said,
'Bro you are NOT AROD.'
Oof. We all remember when Aaron Rodgers yelled
'I still own you!'
at Bears fans and actually had the win record to back it up. Jordan Love? He's got potential, but the trolling game might need some fine-tuning.
Jordan Love probably just wanted to keep the Packers-Bears rivalry spicy with a classic holiday jab. Instead, he unintentionally launched one of the funniest, most chaotic fan debates of the offseason. No one could agree on who the real 'dad' was and that's what made it perfect internet content.
In the end, it may not have been the burn he hoped for…
But hey, at least we got quality memes out of it.
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