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Cowboys Fan? You Need to See the Cardinals’ Brutal Post-Win Meme Troll

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The Arizona Cardinals didn’t just walk off the field with an overtime win against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, November 1. They dropped a post-game troll that hit harder than any defensive blitz, rubbing serious salt into the wound after Dallas choked away a two-score lead late in the fourth quarter.

The Collapse and the Victory

You hear about teams blowing leads, but the Cowboys’ collapse was something else. They had a two-score cushion in the fourth quarter, practically cruising, and somehow let it slip away. Then, the Cardinals, who clearly smelled blood in the water, pushed it to overtime and clinched the victory. That alone is tough for any fanbase to swallow.

The Meme Attack

But the Cardinals weren’t done. Oh no. After their hard-fought win, they went straight for the jugular with a “hilarious troll post.” This wasn’t some generic celebration. They went digging, pulling “receipts” of analysts’ pregame picks. And then, for the knockout punch, they incorporated LeBron James and Jimmy Butler memes. Imagine watching your team blow a lead, lose in overtime, and then see your rivals laughing it up with basketball GOATs on social media. That’s a special kind of brutal. The post immediately started trending, and it’s easy to see why. It’s one thing to lose a game, but it’s another entirely to become the butt of the league’s jokes with custom memes.

The Cardinals’ post-win antics just solidified that Sunday’s game was more than just a victory; it was a statement. For the Cowboys, it’s a sting that will linger, not just from the loss, but from the social media savagery that followed.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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