Do Tennessee Titans have secret admirer in Jacksonville Jaguars Jalen Ramsey?

The Tennessee Titans might have a secret admirer of sorts in Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback, Jalen Ramsey.

If it isn’t love or admiration, then there is something else keeping the Tennessee Titans in Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey’s head. The Jaguars cornerback has been keeping the Titans on his Twitter feed a bit too much of late.

It all started when the Jaguars tweeted out a video of Ramsey’s first-career pick-six, which just so happened to be at the expense of the Titans.

Here it is.

The Titans immediately fired back, ending the brief Twitter spat in one devastating blow: tweeting a picture of a young Ramsey in a Titans jersey.

Of course, Ramsey couldn’t help himself, so he responded to the Titans’ beatdown of the Jags about a half hour later. He clearly wasted no time.

OK, harmless enough. The Jags brought Ramsey into this first, the Titans fired back using Ramsey in their jersey, and Ramsey was just having some fun in responding back.

But this is the part where things get a bit more interesting.

A few days later, the Titans tweeted out a picture of their safeties Kenny Vaccaro and Kevin Byard working out, which is nothing new for teams to do.

https://twitter.com/Titans/status/1143547076984397825

However, Ramsey not only tweeted out a picture of himself working out the same day, he had to tag the Titans in it as well. It seems, at the very least, the Ramsey is avidly keeping up with his division rival.

Take a look.

https://twitter.com/jalenramsey/status/1143693554893692930

Perhaps my tinfoil hat is on a bit too tight here, but I do find it odd that he felt the need to tag another team in this photo other than… you know… his own.

We know Ramsey’s history with the Titans from that pic of him as a youngster and the fact that he grew up in Nashville. We also know that Ramsey will be a free agent in a few years, so is this an attempt to cozy up to the Titans in the hopes they pursue and sign him eventually?

Maybe yes, maybe no, but it’s an interesting thought nonetheless.