Several Tennessee Titans players likely regret their decision to stomp on the Pittsburgh Steelers' logo ahead of Sunday's (December 19) game at Heinz Field.
The Titans blew a 13-3 first half lead during a 19-13 loss, their fourth consecutive against the Steelers dating back to 2014.
Numerous fans were made aware of the incident as a video shared by Twitter user Alex Kozora went viral, especially after being quote-tweeted by former NFL punter and Western Pennsylvania native Pat McAfee, as shared below (VIEWER DISCRETION: LANGUAGE).
The video showed several players, including former Steelers linebacker Bud Dupree, dancing on the Steelers logo on the 50-yard-line of Heinz Field minutes before kickoff.
But that wasn't the first time Titans players disrespected the Steelers franchise.
In 2008, running back LenDale White and other teammates stomped on a 'Terrible Towel' during a 31-14 win at Nissan Stadium.
Since then, Pittsburgh has defeated Tennessee in seven of their nine head-to-head matchups.
Brett Keisel, who played defensive end for the Steelers during his entire NFL career (2002-14), was among the former and current Pittsburgh players to troll the Titans after their latest Steel City loss.
The Steelers scored 16 unanswered points, which included a third quarter goal line touchdown run by quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and three made fourth quarter field goals by Chris Boswell, who made a 36-yard attempt in the second quarter.
The Steelers are currently 10th in the AFC and on the bubble for a playoff spot with three games remaining.
Pittsburgh will face the Kansas City Chiefs on the road on December 26; the Cleveland Browns at home on January 3 and the Baltimore Ravens on the Road on January 9 to end the regular season.