Rough night for the Arizona Cardinals, who got absolutely decimated by the Carolina Panthers in the NFC Championship Game, 49-15.
It was embarrassing, plain and simple. So at some point, the Cardinals’ social media team decided to pack it up and admit defeat in the most Internet way possible: by tweeting the above Michael Jordan crying face.
It’s hard to say whether the decision, which was made well before the game was officially over, was a good or bad one. But what we do know is this: soon thereafter, Twitter lost its mind.
Oh yeah, and then this happened:
nwindow.modulousQueue.add(function()n n waitForGlobal(‘htmlAdWH’, function() n var adsDiv = document.querySelector(‘#adtech_slideshow_300x250_req’);n adsDiv.removeAttribute(‘id’);n adsDiv.reloadCount = 0;n var adId = ‘93315663’;n try adId = io_c3sd.ads[“slideshow_300x250_req”] catch(e) n n n var args = [‘300’, ‘250’];n n nn htmlAdWH(adId, args[0], args[1], ‘ajax’, adsDiv);n if (typeof debugadcode == ‘function’) debugadcode(‘AdTech’, placement: ‘slideshow_300x250_req’, mnid: adId, adsDiv); n n jQuery(document).on(‘reloadAd’, function(ev, elem) n if (elem && !elem.contains(adsDiv)) return; n var refreshRate = 1; n adsDiv.reloadCount++;n if (adsDiv.reloadCount % refreshRate == 0 && typeof adsReloadAd === ‘function’) adsReloadAd(adsDiv); n );n n adSetInView(‘0’);n );n n);nnn”;
Mobileweb.ads.slideshowTop = “
nnn”;
Mobileweb.init();
window.addEventListener(‘load’, window.modulousQueue.runAll);