A quick look at the NFL standings shows who the best teams are on the gridiron. But forget that; we want to know which teams rule social media. Luckily, this infographic shows just that. Unmetric, a social media benchmarking company, has spent the season tracking NFL teams online to see which has the most success at gaining followers and inspiring engagement on Facebook and Twitter....
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