It put the Cowboys up for good and capped off a stellar performance from Lamb. He had a whopping 17 catches — second-most in franchise history — for 189 yards and one score. It’s the most receptions by any player since Keenan Allen<\/a> had 18 in Week 3 of the 2023 season, according to ESPN Research.<\/p>\n With it being an in-state matchup, Dallas had clever jabs lined up after the win. It referenced country star Ella Langley’s hit track, “Choosin’ Texas,” in a post’s caption. The Cowboys added “Dallas” ahead of “Texas,” instead of Houston, emphasizing a potential superiority.<\/p>\n Then, Dallas put a spin on the opening sequence from the sitcom “King of the Hill,” set in Texas. The illustration featured Lamb, Dak Prescott<\/a>, wide receiver George Pickens<\/a> and safety Caleb Downs<\/a> hanging out together with “Kings of the State” written above them.<\/p>\n Here are the top trolls from Week 4.<\/p>\n It’s a bounceback victory for Seattle, who held on to beat Los Angeles.<\/p>\n The Chargers had a chance to tie the game with 1:42 remaining. However, the Seahawks sacked quarterback Justin Herbert<\/a> to force a fumble, which they recovered to secure the win. Seattle forced four turnovers on the day — three of which came from Herbert — two of which led to a touchdown.<\/p>\n The Seahawks had multiple lightning and charging related trolls after the win.<\/p>\n Their first post was simple with the caption: “Lights Out,” a reference to the nickname of Chargers legend Shawne Merriman. Seattle’s victory comic included a robot out of charge. Seahawks defensive end Leonard Williams<\/a> posed as “The Lightning Thief,” a spin on the popular Rick Riordan novel. Then there was an image of a charging cord with tattered wires, captioned: “0% battery,” and another with a charging error with an image of safety Nick Emmanwori<\/a> sacking Herbert in the background.<\/p>\n Los Angeles stormed back late for a huge victory over Philadelphia on the road.<\/p>\n The Rams outscored the Eagles 14-0 in the second half. The definitive touchdown came with 1:10 left in the game following a seven-yard rush by Kyren Williams<\/a>. The Eagles then had a turnover on downs, giving the Rams the ball and the win.<\/p>\n Even though the result was still up in the air, Los Angeles soft launched its troll with a post earlier in the day. The Rams shared an image of their players with “Rams in Philadelphia” written above it in a font similar to the hit comedy, “Abbott Elementary,” set in Philadelphia.<\/p>\n Just over five hours later, Los Angeles posted a test paper with scantron bubbles filled in to spell out “W.”<\/p>\n The 49ers remain undefeated following a strong win against the Broncos.<\/p>\n San Francisco’s defense shined, allowing just one touchdown and 296 total yards from Denver. The 49ers’ offense played their part, too, specifically the offensive line: the team has yet to give up a sack this season. They are the first team to allow zero sacks through four games since the 2005 Indianapolis Colts<\/a>, according to ESPN Research.<\/p>\n The Broncos’ home stadium is Empower Field at Mile High, and even though the 49ers won at home, they highlighted the “mile high” component with a jab.<\/p>\n It was a wire-to-wire victory for Jacksonville against Cincinnati that prompted a simple, yet effective troll.<\/p>\n Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence<\/a> had 223 passing yards and one score, while Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow<\/a> threw for 428 yards, one touchdown plus two interceptions. Cincinnati put up a whopping 437 yards of offense. However, it had only two touchdowns to show for it.<\/p>\n In a battle between Jaguars and Bengals, Jacksonville put home its big win by writing “Jungle Cats,” in their postgame caption.<\/p>\n The Browns won three straight games for the first time since the 2023 campaign after defeating the Steelers on “Thursday Night Football.”<\/p>\n Pittsburgh tied the game with 1:42 remaining, but Cleveland responded by driving down and kicking a game-winning field goal with 10 ticks left. As a result, Deshaun Watson<\/a> became the second Browns quarterback since 1970 to lead three straight game-winning drives in the fourth quarter or overtime, according to ESPN Research.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/_end_rule.png\"\/)
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