The Chargers and Colts both made Minecraft-themed 2025 NFL schedule release videos
The 2025 NFL schedule release featured two teams accidentally picking the same topic, although an incredibly popular one to be fair.
The Los Angeles Chargers, longtime NFL schedule release video stalwarts, and the Indianapolis Colts both created Minecraft-themed videos.
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Which one was better? Well, you'll have to ask Steve that. We're sure even the chicken jockey will appreciate what these Minecraft videos did, even if it's a bit funny that two different NFL teams picked this unique format.
It's like showing up to a party wearing the same outfit as someone else, even if it's a pretty snazzy outfit.
Steve's Lava Chicken at NFL stadiums across the nation for all!
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