@NFLRT Hall Of Fame
These are some of the highest rated tweets from @NFLRT history.
This is an example of how @NFLRT works.
Girlfriends of the NFL Draft QBs @NFLRT pic.twitter.com/ABIUP8l9IN
— Andy Carlson (@PurpleForTheWin) May 5, 2014
This Browns jersey needed a little TLC to get it up to date.
MANZIEL has been added to the list of Browns QBs pic.twitter.com/Y9oprFNB68
— NFL Retweet (@NFLRT) May 9, 2014
Waiting for his name to be called drove Johnny Manziel to do what he does best. (photoshopped)
Johnny Manziel is #ReadyForAnything @BudLight pic.twitter.com/F6ubjyrvyZ
— NFL Retweet (@NFLRT) May 9, 2014
The Panthers upset the Patriots on Monday Night Football with questionable call in the end zone as time expires.
What goes around, comes around. #Patriots #MNF #NEvsCAR pic.twitter.com/JLVShnR8j0
— NFL Retweet (@NFLRT) November 19, 2013
When the power went out in Super Bowl XLVII, @NFLRT broke the news of what happened…
This guy was found by security near the Superdome circuit breakers with bolt cutters. pic.twitter.com/R3tGiJk1
— NFL Retweet (@NFLRT) February 4, 2013
Cowboys backup QB Kyle Orton throws an interception on the potential game-winning drive against the Eagles in Week 17 that would have won the NFC East and sent the Cowboys into the playoffs and Tony Romo was like…
Tony Romo be like pic.twitter.com/E0C7d7QLoL
— NFL Retweet (@NFLRT) December 30, 2013
After the Seahawks win the NFC Championship, questions about Percy Harvin’s availability for the Super Bowl came up…
Percy Harvin was hit in the head with a Skittle and has already been ruled out from the Super Bowl with a concussion. pic.twitter.com/pE5Y7CVKx7
— NFL Retweet (@NFLRT) January 20, 2014
When Eric Decker signed with the New York Jets, he also signed his retirement papers.
Free agent WR Eric Decker announces his retirement from the NFL by signing a contract with the New York Jets.
— NFL Retweet (@NFLRT) March 13, 2014
Jim Harbaugh gets pretty animated on the sidelines.
Jim Harbaugh through the refs eyes: pic.twitter.com/FNNJAxdjwU
— NFL Retweet (@NFLRT) January 12, 2014







