The 2020 NFL season will certainly be remembered by fans and players alike as a football season like no other. Empty stadiums, absent fans, shortened season, and of course the innumerable COVID-19 protocols, it’s been one crazy ride. A year ago, no one would have seen this kind of post-apocalyptic season on the horizon.

But to their credit, the league has managed to create some sort of bubble around the coaches and players with regular testing and heightened safety protocols. We are approaching the halfway stage of the regular season this weekend. But more importantly, it’s trick-or-treating time in America and NFL teams are ready to jump on the Halloween bandwagon, in observance of social distancing guidelines of course.

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NFL teams jump in on the Halloween festivities

Despite unpleasant circumstances, the NFL is not ready to let the Halloween spirit die just like that. Teams have updated their respective social media handles with some insane Halloween-themed videos to keep fans at home in good spirits.

This enthusiastic Dallas Cowboys fan dressed up their kid as star running back, Ezekiel Elliott.

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Who can forget this epic representation of former Denver Broncos and Baltimore Ravens tight end, Shannon Sharpe? Skip Bayless must’ve framed this one for good!

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Who can forget that one time when Seattle Seahawks star Russell Wilson dressed up as his head coach, Pete Carroll.

There are some feisty encounters lined up for fans at home this weekend. Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens is undoubtedly the match in focus from Week 8.

But the New England Patriots vs Buffalo Bills and the Seattle Seahawks vs San Francisco 49ers games are also bound to attract some good viewership numbers. Make sure you don’t miss out on the NFL action amidst all the Halloween festivities.

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