John Harbaugh and Mike Vrabel Had to Be Separated After the Titans Gathered on the Ravens' Logo Pregame

The Tennessee Titans are in Baltimore to take on the Ravens today. When the Titans came out onto the field for pregame warmups, they gathered on the Ravens logo at midfield of M&T Bank Stadium. While Baltimore's players were still in the locker room, head coach John Harbaugh was there to get offended and confronted the rude guests.
Harbaugh first stood nose-to-nose with cornerback Malcolm Butler, but they were separated. Then Titans' coach Mike Vrabel stepped in and the two head coaches, who are both very much adults, had to be separated by officials. You have to love incredibly stupid confrontations like this in sports.
— Viral Sports (@NotScTop10plays) November 22, 2020
Kickoff hasn’t even started yet and there’s already tension. Titans came out and stood on the logo and Harbaugh came out to say something pic.twitter.com/LN0JQTuRYw
— Gabrielle DiPaula (@gabbydipaula) November 22, 2020
Uh oh. Midfield logo drama here at M&T Bank Stadium. The #Titans came out and went right to midfield on the logo. John Harbaugh came all the way out and took offense. Mike Vrabel and Harbaugh then had a spirited chat. Throw the records out!!!
— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) November 22, 2020
Things got a little testy pre-game here at M&T Bank stadium as John Harbaugh took issue with the Titans gathering on the Ravens' logo. Harbaugh and Malcolm Butler were in each other's faces.
— Mike Jones (@ByMikeJones) November 22, 2020
Ravens players weren't on the field yet when Titans met at midfield logo. Ravens coaches were out there and Harbaugh started walking toward Butler as the two exchanged words. They were ultimately separated but then Vrabel came out. Refs were between Vrabel and Harbaugh.
— Jeff Zrebiec (@jeffzrebiec) November 22, 2020
Should make for an extra intense afternoon of AFC football.