366-pound T'Vondre Sweat unleashed a devastating stiff-arm against the Bengals and NFL fans loved it

There aren't many more electrifying moments in a football game than when a big man gets the ball in his hands and actually shows off some skill. Sure, Ja'Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson are fun. But give me a 366-pound nose tackle making players miss every time over a wideout doing what he's expected to do.

We got to see just that on Sunday.

During the second quarter of the Titans' Week 15 game against the Bengals, Joe Burrow was stuffed behind the line and then stripped by Titans nose tackle T'Vondre Sweat.

Rather than simply going down there and being content with the recovery, Sweat showed off his return skills and even unleashed a nasty stiff-arm on Alex Cappa.

How's that for a 30-yard return after the recovery? Sweat could get some looks at running back after that.

Of course, the Titans squandered the turnover with a fumble of their own, but fans still loved seeing that skill and stiff-arm from the big man.

This was how Twitter/X reacted

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