The NFL is back, and while the games don't mean much yet, we might already have our best fart gate of the season.
The Seattle Seahawks and Tennessee **** ans were featured in a nationally televised game on Fox Sunday night. Usually, the biggest debate to come from a preseason game has to do with a quarterback battle, but the biggest debate from Sunday night's game should center around a strange noise erupting from the booth. Because while Week 2 of the NFL preseason rarely delivers many notable moments, the national Fox broadcast caught our attention with what sounded like a fart.
Yes, it was a nationally televised NFL game for Fox in prime time, but no, Tom Brady wasn't on the call. Instead, it was Kenny Albert and Jonathan Vilma in the booth for Fox. Late in the second quarter, Vilma began discussing competition at the wide receiver spot for Tennessee, highlighting second-year player Chimere Dike trying to separate himself.
Fartgate? pic.twitter.com/eeq3adotTw
— Awful Announcing (awfulannouncing) August 24, 2026
#game #nationally #televised #debate
The Seattle Seahawks and Tennessee **** ans were featured in a nationally televised game on Fox Sunday night. Usually, the biggest debate to come from a preseason game has to do with a quarterback battle, but the biggest debate from Sunday night's game should center around a strange noise erupting from the booth. Because while Week 2 of the NFL preseason rarely delivers many notable moments, the national Fox broadcast caught our attention with what sounded like a fart.
Yes, it was a nationally televised NFL game for Fox in prime time, but no, Tom Brady wasn't on the call. Instead, it was Kenny Albert and Jonathan Vilma in the booth for Fox. Late in the second quarter, Vilma began discussing competition at the wide receiver spot for Tennessee, highlighting second-year player Chimere Dike trying to separate himself.
Fartgate? pic.twitter.com/eeq3adotTw
— Awful Announcing (awfulannouncing) August 24, 2026
#game #nationally #televised #debate
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