Fans react to Jimmie Allen sporting Tennessee Titans jersey in halftime performance
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The Tennessee Titans are hosting the Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC Divisional round of the NFL playoffs.
Nashville is giving the Bengals fans the full Music City treatment, including a Little Big Town national anthem to start the game, along with a halftime performance by country artist Jimmie Allen.
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But neither were televised.
Fans at home were less than thrilled.
What gives @CBS No National Anthem with @littlebigtown AND no half time with @JimmieAllen ?
— The AntMan (@TheAntMan) January 22, 2022
One fan tagged CBS, who televised the game, why neither performance was televised.
They didn’t put it on tv and I’m mad
— Wendy Dahlberg (@lbryanfan4life) January 22, 2022
Another responded directly to Jimmie Allen's promotion of the performance, saying she was mad that the performance wasn't televised.
But, when Jimmie Allen did hit the field for his halftime performance, he did so in a Titans jersey that won over the crowd.
Allen performed several hits while sporting a Titans' Courtland Finnegan jersey.
Ooookay, @JimmieAllen doing a jersey reveal during the Titans halftime and it being Finnegan. 🙌🏻👏🏻 He also sounded amazing. 10/10
— Shelldog (@shellynichole) January 22, 2022
Not Jimmie Allen in the Courtland Finnegan jersey 😂
— Lane (@RooneypantZ) January 22, 2022
Did @TheRealPres10 let Jimmie Allen borrow a game worn Finnegan jersey?
— Tennessee Tyrant (@TitanUpTalk) January 22, 2022
Finnegan was a right cornerback for the Titans from 2006 to 2011.
Trisha Easto is a digital producer in the USA Today network. You can find her on Twitter @trishaanicole
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