​Buccaneers put viral bison flipping video in crazy social media post of Tez Johnson originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.A scary video is going quite viral of a bison flipping a man quite high into the air.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ social media team saw that and apparently decided it was must-use content.The Bucs shared a post of that video combined with a clip of young wideout Tez Johnson.Johnson flipped after a late-season touchdown, and so the Buccaneers found an overlap:MORE: Brandon Aiyuk’s latest decision probably ended his NFL careerIt’s definitely fair to question whether posting content like this is in good taste.It wasn’t immediately clear from the videos circulating on social media whether the man who was flipped is OK. That makes the Bucs’ post feel a bit riskier and less tasteful.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementSome of the best social media content is a bit out there, shocking and unexpected, though — and particularly for any Buccaneers fans who hadn’t yet seen that other video, this post had to fit that mold quite firmly.MORE: Jahmyr Gibbs, Bijan Robinson playing a funny game of chickenJohnson, the player shown flipping in the second half of that post, is one of the NFL’s smallest wide receivers. He’d have to use his speed and evasiveness to get away from a bison, because he would be in serious trouble if that bison somehow caught up to him and ended up flipping him, too.It probably makes sense for humans to stay away from bison from now on, though. The first couple movements that creature made in the video, which is a lot longer than the piece the Bucs shared, show that a bison is simply not one to be reckoned with.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementA.J. Brown and Stefon Diggs have a Patriots, Bills, Drake Maye, Josh Allen linkJosh Allen called out by a coach with a major losing recordLamar Jackson has an obvious reason not to sign right nowCommanders have plenty of reason not to want Brandon AiyukWill they still be called the Chicago Bears if they play in Indiana?