The National Football League has some peculiar hashtags. Some have evolved over the years from your generic hashtag with the team name to some creative ones. There are some teams that need to face reality a bit, though, when it comes to their hashtags this season. Here are the NFL 2021 Hashtags we’d like to see. (The tweet below has the actual NFL emoji hashtags for 2021.)
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NFL 2021 Hashtags: AFC East
Buffalo Bills – 2021 Hashtag: #JoshMafia
No one had any idea that of all the quarterbacks chosen in the 2018 NFL Draft, Josh Allen would be the best of them. He’s made a believer out of the city of Buffalo and the fans hope he’ll deliver a Super Bowl this season.
Miami Dolphins 2021 Hashtag: #WholeGameTua
Last season was a baptism by fire for quarterback Tua Tagovialoa and on numerous occasions was pulled in the second half. Miami Dolphins fans are hoping he’ll start and finish a full game this season. Has Tua earned head coach Brian Flores’ trust, though?
New England Patriots 2021 Hashtag: #MacUp
New England Patriots fans have high hopes for the number one pick, former Alabama quarterback Mac Jones. Based on his performance in the preseason, fans hope Jones starts sooner than later. Especially if Cam Newton struggles early.
New York Jets 2021 Hashtag: #AllGasNoGase
Head coach Robert Saleh’s attitude of All Gas No Brakes is a breath of fresh air compared to the staleness of his predecessor, Adam Gase. This pun should do the trick. In all seriousness, Jets fans are looking forward to seeing what Saleh can do.
NFL 2021 Hashtags: AFC North
Baltimore Ravens 2021 Hashtag: #PerfectInPreseason
The Ravens’ last loss in the preseason was in 2016. That’s nearly six seasons of perfection. They also do well in the regular season. The postseason since 2011? That’s another story.
Cincinnati Bengals 2021 Hashtag: #ThatsSoBengals
After losing quarterback Joe Burrow in Week 9 of the 2020 season, the Bengals had a chance to draft one of two generational tackle to protect their franchise quarterback. They drafted Ja’Marr Chase instead. It’s gonna be another long season in Cincinnati.
Cleveland Browns 2021 Hashtag: #SuperBowlOrBust
Multi-faceted offense with a charismatic quarterback at the helm? Check. Fantastic defense with dual threats at edge rusher? Check. This group of Browns have Clevelanders thinking Super Bowl.
Pittsburgh Steelers 2021 Hashtag: #PleaseDraftAQB
Ben Roethlisberger has been the Steelers’ starting quarterback every year since 2004. But the Steelers haven’t made a contingency plan for when Roethlisberger retires. They did sign Dwayne Haskins, but is he really the guy for life after Ben? Hence, this hashtag.
NFL 2021 Hashtags: AFC South
Houston Texans 2021 Hashtag: #OhAnd17
Defensive tackle JJ Watt bolted for Arizona. Quarterback Deshaun Watson wants to get out of Houston. The Texans have a rookie head coach. They could be starting a rookie quarterback if Watson is traded or sits the season. Let’s be honest: the Texans might just be the first 0-17 team ever.
Indianapolis Colts 2021 Hashtag: #GetWellSoonCarson
The Colts gave up a bunch of picks to acquire quarterback Carson Wentz from Philadelphia. Wentz reunites with Frank Reich, who helped his development. His injury history must have come with him. The best chance for the Colts to go to the Super Bowl relies on Wentz.
Jacksonville Jaguars 2021 Hashtag: #NowDoDefense
After a miserable 2020, the Jaguars were rewarded with the chance to draft Trevor Lawrence. They also brought in Urban Meyer to coach the Jaguars. The easy part is done after drafting Lawrence. The hard work begins Meyer to build a team that can support Lawrence.
Tennessee Titans 2021 Hashtag: #RememberTheVaccinations
Remember last season when the Titans had to reschedule games due to a Corona outbreak? History has repeated itself with head coach Mike Vrabel and quarterback Ryan Tannehill having both contracted the virus.
NFL 2021 Hashtags: AFC West
Denver Broncos 2021 Hashtag: #FireElway
Since Peyton Manning retired, John Elway is still trying to find the quarterback to bring the Broncos back to glory. If Teddy Bridgewater nor Drew Lock work out, expect Broncos fans to use this hashtag. Let the rebuild begin!
Kansas City Chiefs 2021 Hashtag: #ReclaimTheKingdom
After a humiliating defeat in Super Bowl LV, the Kansas City Chiefs have done everything in their power to shore their offensive line to protect quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Will a rebuilt offensive line be enough to get back to the Super Bowl?
Las Vegas Raiders 2021 Hashtag: #BowlCutForTheBowl
Raiders owner Mark Davis has allegedly promised the team that if they win this season’s Super Bowl, he will get a new haircut. Word is he’ll opt for a pompadour. Though it’s likely they won’t sniff even the playoffs, this would be something to root for.
Los Angeles Chargers 2021 Hashtag: #WeAreRecharged
The Chargers’ 2020 season was a roller coaster of emotions for its fans. Quarterback Justin Herbert is a year older and has protection in front of him along with a healthy defense. Watch out for the Bolts as they could challenge Kansas City for the AFC West.
2021 NFL Hashtags: NFC East
Dallas Cowboys 2021 Hashtag: #SaltyMcGriddle
One of the quirky things NFL fans discovered during this year’s Hard Knocks is Cowboys owner Jerry Jones putting salt on his McGriddle. Why? Because he’s worth a billion dollars and you’re not.
New York Giants 2021 Hashtag: #SprintsForJoe
For the better part of two seasons, Giants head coach Joe Judge has brought an old school approach to the team. You mess up, you’re running sprints. And if he hates your enthusiasm for sprints, drop and give him 20.
Philadelphia Eagles 2021 Hashtag: #CryEaglesCry
If Eagles fans thought last season was miserable, this year is going to be worse. Sure, their offense will be better with Jalen Hurts and talent around him, but that defense is going to give Iggles fans nightmares.
Washington Football Team 2021 Hashtag: #PainIsCertain
Washington’s surprising run to the NFC East title last season was arguably the most surprising thing about 2020. The reason? Their defensive line of Chase Young, Jonathan Allen, Daron Payne, and Montez Sweat. They’ll bring the pain again in 2021.
NFL 2021 Hashtags: NFC Central
Chicago Bears 2021 Hashtag: #SoldierFields
The Bears accepted their mistake from 2017 by jettisoning Mitchell Trubisky and drafting Justin Fields. Fans might have to wait a season while [sigh] Andy Dalton is their bridge quarterback. Will head coach Matt Nagy be around long enough to see Fields play?
Detroit Lions 2021 Hashtag: #GoinGoffin
For the better part of a decade, Matthew Stafford was the quarterback in Detroit. The Lions felt it was time for a change and traded for Jared Goff, who gets a fresh start with new head coach Dan Campbell. The dichotomy between the two personalities will be something to see.
Green Bay Packers 2021 Hashtag: #StayAaronStay
The Aaron Rodgers soap opera which occurred from the NFL Draft to about a month ago had Packers fans worried he would exit. It was a big sigh of relief when Rodgers came back. Will this season be his Swan Song in Lambeau?
Minnesota Vikings 2021 Hashtag: #AllMikedOut
After a 2020 season that left many pundits shaking their heads, it’s a make-or-break year for Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer. Their defense is fantastic, but their offense is befuddling. If they can’t figure it out, we may see the mutual parting of ways after this season.
NFL 2021 Hashtags: NFC South
Atlanta Falcons 2021 Hashtag: #TheRiseofArthur
Arthur Smith makes his head coaching debut this season after constructing the Tennessee Titans’ offense into one of the best in the league. He’ll have Matt Ryan at quarterback and arguably the best non-quarterback in the draft in Kyle Pitts.
Carolina Panthers 2021 Hashtag: #SaveUsSam
The Panthers have struggled to find some consistency at the quarterback position since Super Bowl 50. Head coach Matt Rhule went through three quarterbacks last season. Is the trade for Sam Darnold matching him with offensive coordinator Joe Brady a match made in Heaven?
New Orleans Saints 2021 Hashtag: #ThrowinLasers
Drew Brees’ retirement indicated that head coach Sean Payton had to make the choice between Jameis Winston and Taysom Hill. Winston has been impressive thus far in the preseason and has reportedly earned the job.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2021 Hashtag: #TryAndTakeIt
The Buccaneers overcame a slow start, then won four straight playoff games to take Super Bowl LV at home. In fact, every starter on both sides of the ball stayed with the team for this season. This makes head coach Bruce Arians’ job much easier for a possible repeat.
NFL 2021 Hashtags: NFC West
Arizona Cardinals 2021 Hashtag: #OffTheKliff
General manager Steve Keim added DeAndre Hopkins to make Kyler Murray’s job easier in 2020. In 2021, he added another Houston exile in JJ Watt. It’s now up to head coach Kliff Kingsbury to make this team into a contender or else he’s… well, read the hashtag.
Los Angeles Rams 2021 Hashtag: #HopeHesWorthThePicks
Over the last five years, the Rams have mortgaged their future to win a Super Bowl. They added Jalen Ramsey in 2019 and this offseason, they traded for Matthew Stafford. The Rams won’t have a first round pick until 2024. Regardless, Stafford’s addition to the Rams has them thinking of a home Super Bowl.
San Francisco 49ers 2021 Hashtag: #JimmyGetsLanced
The Niners’ chances of repeating their 2019 performance last season were shredded due to injuries at key positions. Quarterback Jimmy Garopolo was one of those who was on and off injured reserve in 2020. Will Trey Lance push Jimmy G to be better or will he wilt in the Santa Clara sun?
Seattle Seahawks 2021 Hashtag: #WeTrustRuss
While not as exciting as his counterpart in Green Bay, the drama surrounding quarterback Russell Wilson was something to see. The Seahawks never traded Wilson, but the trade talks certainly give him motivation to help the Seahawks win another division title.
