Falcons put a spin on 49ers' 'Faithful to the Bay' motto, lead NFL Week 7 trolls

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  Anthony GharibOct 25, 2026, 05:42 PM ET

Handing a team their first loss of the season can be enough to rattle them. But that wasn't enough for the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. They also trolled the San Francisco 49ers, too.

Atlanta beat San Francisco 29-20, marking the 49ers' first blemish. San Francisco had a chance to take the lead when it received possession with 4:02 left in the game. However, quarterback Brock Purdy tossed an interception and Atlanta kicked a field goal to clinch the win.

Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. threw for 213 yards and three touchdowns, while wide receiver Drake London led with seven receptions for 66 yards. Purdy had 288 yards and one touchdown, but also threw two interceptions.

The win brought a simple troll by Atlanta. It referenced San Francisco's "Faithful to the Bay" motto in a postgame caption. Instead, the Falcons wrote: "Faithful to the A," as in Atlanta.

Here are the top trolls from Week 7.

New York Giants 27, Houston Texans 21

It required overtime, but the New York Giants escaped Texas with a big win over the Houston Texans.

Houston seemed to have momentum after a late touchdown which forced the extra period. New York's defense responded immediately, forcing a three-and-out by Houston in overtime. After a nine-yard completion, the Giants then took advantage with big back-to-back runs. The latter resulted in a game-winning 30-yard scamper by Devin Singletary for a touchdown.

The saying goes "everything is bigger in Texas," and New York applied it to its postgame trolling.

It first referenced Houston's "battle red" uniforms with the caption: "left them on red." The Giants paired an image of SpongeBob SquarePants' body morphed into a Texas silhouette and captioned the post: "Wins are bigger in Texas." Even the Texas grocery store "H-E-B" caught a stray as the Giants put a spin on the logo by spelling out "W-I-N."

Cleveland Browns 27, Tennessee Titans 24

Another late drive from the Cleveland Browns led to another victory.

Cleveland and the Tennessee Titans were tied at 24 when the Browns got the ball back with 58 seconds left. Four plays later, Andre Szmyt kicked a 32-yarder to win the game. It capped off the fifth game-winning drive for Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson this season -- the most by a Browns quarterback in a single season this century, according to ESPN Research.

Playing in Nashville, home of the famous Broadway street, Cleveland advertised a mock addition to Broadway: the "Dawg Pound Saloon."