New month, yet the same trivial posts throughout the NFL, spearheaded by a team fresh off a commanding win.
Seattle Seahawks triumphed over the Atlanta Falcons 37-9, marking their third consecutive win following a strong second-half performance.
The two teams were level at 6 heading into halftime; however, Seattle outscored Atlanta 31-3 in the remainder of the game. The Seahawks have now recorded three halves this season during which they have outscored their rivals by at least 28 points. The New England Patriots are the only other team to achieve this feat three times in a single season this century, as noted by ESPN Research.
Seattle celebrated its significant win with a series of trolls.
Initially, the Seahawks accompanied their post-victory graphic with «We’re so ATL,» later adding «Peace Up, A-town down,» in another caption. The latter phrase directly references a lyric from the song «Yeah!» by Atlanta’s own Usher and rapper Lil Jon. Furthermore, Seattle offered its take on renditions from Atlanta rap groups like OutKast and Migos, along with other rap covers.
Peace up, A-Town down.
Presented by @SeahawksProShop pic.twitter.com/vWo6StdpHq
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) December 7, 2025
So fresh, so clean. pic.twitter.com/lO1d4EnZQq
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) December 7, 2025
Culture 1️⃣2️⃣
Walk it like we talk it pic.twitter.com/PrvLnBNXnK
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) December 7, 2025
All in. All gas. All JSN. pic.twitter.com/9oPjzjert8
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) December 7, 2025
Walk in your trap, take over your trap. pic.twitter.com/qyzufOZRsX
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) December 7, 2025
Here’s a look at the other top NFL trolls from Week 14.
In a game featuring two of the NFL’s elite quarterbacks, the Buffalo Bills emerged victorious against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Buffalo faced a 28-18 deficit with 8:44 left in the game but rallied back with three straight touchdown drives to seize a decisive 39-28 lead with 3:03 remaining. Cincinnati managed to narrow it to a one-possession game in just 40 seconds, but Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen sealed the game with a 17-yard run on third-and-15.
Allen totaled 329 yards and four touchdowns, while Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow recorded 284 passing yards, four touchdowns, and two interceptions.
The Bills took a jab at the Bengals with an image of a captured Bengal and the caption: «We Dey!» a twist on Cincinnati’s slogan. They also referenced a viral clip of Burrow throwing in the snow prior to facing Buffalo in 2023, this time featuring Allen throwing the football, aptly labeled «Bills Win.»
We Dey! 😏 pic.twitter.com/yB7Y9lS3wZ
— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) December 7, 2025
Beautiful day for a Bills win. 😁 pic.twitter.com/bMNgln5Lmi
— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) December 7, 2025
The Pittsburgh Steelers outperformed the Baltimore Ravens in a crucial divisional contest away from home.
Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw for 284 yards and a touchdown, while also rushing for a score — marking his 32nd career game achieving both a passing and rushing touchdown, which ranks third in NFL history. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson finished with 219 passing yards along with a touchdown and an interception.
Pittsburgh kept its troll straightforward, altering a graphic from the cartoon «SpongeBob SquarePants.»
Order up! pic.twitter.com/NnBwV4b8Un
— Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) December 7, 2025
After suffering a loss to the Carolina Panthers, the Los Angeles Rams made a strong comeback to defeat the Arizona Cardinals.
The Rams amassed an impressive 530 offensive yards, with quarterback Matthew Stafford contributing 281 of those through the air. Running back Blake Corum added 128 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while receiver Puka Nacua logged 167 receiving yards and two scores. Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett threw for 247 yards and two touchdowns — both to wide receiver Michael Wilson, who had 11 receptions for 142 yards.
Los Angeles took a clever jab at Arizona in their postgame, posting a graphic attempting to trap a cardinal with food that spells out «L.»
