Falcons' attacks on Cowboys lead Week 9 NFL trolls

A busy Week 9 drew trolls from across the league.

The Atlanta Falcons found their way and picked up their fifth win in the last six weeks. The Dallas Cowboys, on the other hand, lost for the third time in a row with a 27:21 defeat.

Kirk Cousins ​​threw for 222 yards and three touchdowns, and Bijan Robinson ran for 86 yards. Dak Prescott left the game early in the fourth quarter with a hamstring injury.

The Falcons have been known to act petty after wins this season. That trend continued this week as Atlanta poked fun at Dallas being known as “America's Team,” as well as singer Post Malone being a Cowboys fan and popular bandwagon teams.

Here are more top trolls from Week 9.

The Detroit Lions won their sixth straight game after defeating the Green Bay Packers. It was the Lions' third straight win at Lambeau Field, their longest streak since winning fourth straight from 1986 to 1991.

Jared Goff threw for 145 yards and a score and Jahmyr Gibbs ran for a 15-yard touchdown. Jordan Love had 273 passing yards but was intercepted by Kerby Joseph late in the first half, resulting in a 27-yard pick-six.

The Lions' big win didn't come without a cheese troll directed at the Packers.

The Arizona Cardinals defense dominated against the Chicago Bears, allowing just 241 yards while recording six sacks.

The Cardinals had 213 rushing yards and three touchdowns, marking their first game with at least 200 rush yards and three rushing scores since 2020.

Arizona mocked Chicago's namesake after its win.

The Buffalo Bills needed a 61-yard field goal from Tyler Bass to beat the Miami Dolphins at home.

Buffalo's seventh straight win required a late drive from Josh Allen. With the score tied at 27, the Bills regained possession with 1:38 left. They marched to the Miami 43-yard line for the go-ahead score with five seconds left.

The win secures Buffalo's undefeated season against Miami, which they beat 31-10 in September. The Bills released a graphic inspired by “Miami Vice.” They also took a swipe at Dolphins tight end Jonnu Smith.

The Washington Commanders are off to their best nine-game start since 1996 after defeating the New York Giants.

New York made the contest a one-possession game with 2:48 left in the fourth period. Washington responded by keeping the chains moving on its next possession, securing a win. Jayden Daniels threw for 209 yards and two scores – both to Terry McLaurin.

The commanders had a simple troll that referred to New York City's nickname “Big Apple.”

The Los Angeles Chargers defense shined and secured a win on the road. They forced three Cleveland Browns turnovers, all by Jameis Winston.

Justin Herbert had 282 yards and two touchdowns and JK Dobbins ran for 85 yards and scored two scores. Quentin Johnston had four balls for a game-high 118 yards plus a touchdown.

The Chargers put their own spin on a “Family Guy” clip to troll the Browns.