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NFL schedule release: Chargers roast opposing teams with epic Pop-Tart comparisons

This is a tradition the Los Angeles Chargers can never quit.
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The Pop-Tarts mascot entertains the fans during the Pop-Tarts Bowl.
The Pop-Tarts mascot entertains the fans during the Pop-Tarts Bowl. | Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images

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The Los Angeles Chargers and the rest of the NFL await the 2025 regular season schedule. However, the Chargers aren't sitting by and waiting without having some fun.

Instead, they're partaking in their annual tradition of comparing opposing teams to Pop-Tarts.

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It's a hilarious tradition, one that started with them throwing mayonnaise on a Pop-Tart for the Tennessee Titans — a great way to poke fun at Will Levis for his love of mayo. They also used a "Peppa Pig" flavor for the Washington Commanders.

The hits kept coming, with a lasagna Pop-Tart in honor of Tommy DeVito and the New York Giants and a Jucy Lucy for the Minnesota Vikings.

They poked fun at their division rival Raiders, calling them Black Mold.

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For the Miami Dolphins, it's a sushi Pop-Tart, which sounds absolutely gut-wrenching.

As bad as that sounds, the "hair" flavored Pop-Tart for Trevor Lawrence is worse.

The best, however, might be "The Sun" flavor for the Dallas Cowboys, who have been ridiculed for their stadium's massive sun-glare problem.

It's a tradition unlike any other, and one that the social media team deserves ultimate praise for.

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Randy Gurzi is a graduate of Arizona State and has focused on NFL coverage since 2014.

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