“Quit asking her questions”: Fans poke fun at Dianna Russini for saying she is open to the Super Bowl taking place outside U.S.

NFL analyst Dianna Russini has tossed a daring concept into the mix, and football fans are debating whether to applaud or flag it. In a recent conversation, Russini said that she wouldn't mind a Super Bowl being played beyond the United States, which has created a mixed reaction of curiosity, anticipation, and the inevitable "but what about the commercials?" hysteria.

While the NFL has been flirting with foreign games for years—London, Germany, even Mexico—the idea of its most premier event going global has some fans interested and others holding onto their buffalo wings for dear life.

Would we have a Super Bowl in Paris, Tokyo, or even a soccer stadium where everyone is confused by the field dimensions? The argument is on. As soon as the news came out, a netizen (@MoMohler) took to his X and commented:

"Quit asking her questions then."

One of the X users chimed in with the idea that the simplest way to get out of the debate was to just not ask Dianna Russini any more questions. Not surprisingly, the internet went nuts, taking a friendly sports chat and turning it into a joke free-for-all.

Playful sarcasm or simply the tried-and-true online tradition of reacting to everything, either way, the debate has officially gotten out of hand.

And the internet has transformed an innocuous Super Bowl proposition into its new favorite debate club. X users are opining in earnest, ranging from solid arguments to outright farces; evidence, once more, that any subject matter on the sporting end will be grist for the mill of meme conflict.

Whether they're stoked at an international Super Bowl or adamant that it's the worst thing since the Nickelback halftime show, the opinions are coming in rapid-fire. Here's a glimpse of what the web is saying.

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Netizens have reacted to Dianna Russini for saying she is open to the Super Bowl taking place outside the U.S.

Some are making jokes, some are providing insightful analysis, and others are just here for the mayhem. Whether it's witty one-liners or totally off-the-wall opinions, the internet never fails to make a debate entertaining:

"I am open to the moon landing taking place on Earth," a user joked.

"That doesn’t make sense," a user commented.

"NFL taking the Super Bowl on a world tour? Time to see if they're game for it!" a netizen expressed.

A few of the fans are offering their two cents with a touch of humor, mixing genuine opinion with impeccable timing jokes. From sarcasm to what-if situations, the internet never disappoints when it comes to making the conversation interesting:

"No - fu**ing no way!!!! Ever!", a folk commented.

"What would be the point?," another user hilariously commented.

"Someone pls tell her that nobody outside US watches superbowl," a netizen sarcastically commented.

And of course, the peanut gallery has rolled up, eager to weigh in with jokes, sarcasm, and remarks that can or can't help but make a difference to the discussion:

"Horrible idea," according to a user.

"How would it be a superbowl? If it wasn't in the US," a netizen wrote.

At the end of the day, whether you're all in on an international Super Bowl or convinced it should never leave American soil, one thing is clear: the internet will debate anything.

From serious discussions to completely unserious memes, fans have once again turned a simple sports take into a full-blown spectacle. And although the NFL likely isn't doing anything impulsive, just the reactions are already making this discussion more entertaining than some real Super Bowls.

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