The NFL rookie haircut hazing is an age old pastime. This year many teams decided the ‘dong’ cut was the cut of the year. The Tennessee Titans kept their haircuts PG-13, but pretty much butchered every rookie on the team. For that we give them the Haircut Award.
The question is; would you rather have your haircut like these dudes or thrown in an ice cold tub, or taped to a goal post and harassed? I think I’d go cold tub with a lot of uncertainty.
Hit the jump to see the Titans rookie haircuts….
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