Ahead of Monday night's game between the Baltimore Ravens and the hosting New Orleans Saints, the ESPN pre-game broadcast crew had some good fun and created plenty of laughs for viewers. This absolutely hilarious video of ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter dancing shirtless has social media in an uproar:

The inspiration for this comedic bit stems from a video that surfaced on Sunday of Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins dressed up in gaudy jewelry and dancing on the team flight following a Week 9 win against the Washington Commanders. Sunday's 20-17 victory marked Cousins' first game at FedEx Field since becoming a Viking. Prior to 2018, Cousins was the Commanders' starting quarterback for three seasons after being drafted by the franchise as a fourth-round pick in the 2012 NFL Draft. The Vikings now carry the NFL's second-best record and sit atop the NFC North at 7-1.

Shifting back to Schefter, users on Twitter were quick to respond with immediate reactions and silly memes of their own, mostly ranging in sentiment somewhere between laughter and “what did I just see?”

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On top of the goofy antics of Adam Schefter, the Monday Night Football game on ESPN features the debut of Baltimore Ravens linebacker Roquan Smith, a player who was acquired via trade from the Chicago Bears ahead of the trade deadline on November 1st. The Ravens' defensive front has been stout this season, allowing the third-fewest rushing yards to opposing offenses in the 2022 NFL season, according to Pro Football Reference.