【Underwater Love】

We're still laughing.

Baltimore Ravens running back Justin Forsett has only made one Pro Bowl in his eight-year NFL career,Underwater Love but he is now the league's undisputed Twitter-avatar MVP.

He don't make the law, you see ... he Justin Forsett.

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The very good joke was brought to the internet's attention Wednesday on -- where else? -- Twitter by Luke Rodgers of 247Sports. We're grateful for it.

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As the youths say on Twitter: WHO DID THIS?!?

Forsett's publicist relayed this additional background from the Ravens running back: "The slogan started when I played in Seattle but someone made the meme about a year ago. I wanted to do something different with my profile picture, so I chose to screenshot the pic and use it."

Well done, Mr. Forsett -- and our compliments to the anonymous hero who made the meme.

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