Tennessee Titans revamped their mascot and social media certainly had some thoughts

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It's a time of change for the Tennessee Titans. The team has a new stadium getting ready to open next year, and recently showed off some new threads that really scream, "Yeah, we used to be the Houston Oilers. What of it?"

So, with so much change, reimagining and upgrading happening within the organization, apparently they decided that the team's mascot, T-Rac, an anthropomorphic raccoon, needed a makeover as well.

And, as you may have expected, the citizens of social media had some thoughts.

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Now, while the T-Rac revamp had likely been in the works for quite some time, the Titans couldn’t have picked a better time to unveil it.

Why? Because raccoon stock has never been higher, what with internet sensation Jimothy taking over to the point of getting his own theme night at a Seattle Mariners game.

Consider this a "before" photo of the Tennessee Titans newly revamped mascot, T-Rac. (Photo by Matthew Maxey/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images))

So, now people are really into raccoons, even if all they usually do is pick through garbage bins and spread the contents all over the alley behind my house.

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But, to that point, fans have strong feelings when it comes to the change, and while some liked T-Rac 2.0, his more realistic look was not met with unanimous approval online.

I can see both sides of this one.

On one hand, it seems like a waste of breath to get worked up over the