"You say baseball is boring but you bring up hockey?" - NFL fans get embroiled in heated debate over Packers star's tweet

Green Bay Packers safety Adrian Amos took to social media to discuss how it's a downtime for all sports in the month of July. However, that tweet caused a bit of an uproar as NFL fans took to social media themselves to comment on Amos and share their other thoughts as well.

A fan states that the sport of baseball is boring, but people bring up hockey:

This Philadelphia Eagles fan comments about bringing back football:

Here, this fan disagrees with Amos, saying that there's nothing better than baseball in the summer:

A Chicago Bears fan said that the lack of sports is only applicable in the United States:

Another fan disagreed with the Packers safety, commenting that the best athletes in the world are competing in track and field tournaments:

A Los Angeles Chargers fan noted that the 150th British Open golf tournament and the Euro Cup is on in July:

This fan said that the lack of sports explains why people are getting pregnant:

A Buffalo Bills fan said there's more to life than baseball as The Open for golf and Wimbledon for tennis comes in the month of July:

This fan agrees with Amos while adding that the NFL needs to start at the end of July:

It's time to seek out alternative sports such as hot dog eating, cornhole, spikeball, and the Canadian Football League (CFL), according to this fan:

The Packers safety and his comments

Adrian Amos

The Green Bay safety asked whether the month of July is the most boring time in sports.

"Is July the most boring time for sports?"

Looking at major sports, the NHL season ended last month as the Colorado Avalanche defeated the Tampa Bay Lightning to win the Stanley Cup. Training camp for the NFL starts towards the conclusion of July while the NBA is wrapping up its Summer League.

MLB is currently on its All-Star break and the All-Star game will take place at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.

As mentioned earlier, tournaments such as Wimbledon for tennis and the British Open for golf happen this month for those looking for other sports to watch.