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Jaxson Dart’s Injury Paved the Way For Jameis Winston’s Brutal 11-of-27 Night, and the Rams Didn’t Hold Back

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The Los Angeles Rams absolutely clobbered the New York Giants on Monday night, walking away with a dominant 28-6 win. But it wasn’t just the final score that sent shockwaves through the league, it was the aftermath, specifically the Rams’ social media team taking a direct shot at Jameis Winston.

Winston’s Nightmare Drive-By

Winston got thrown into the fire early, stepping in during the first half after Jaxson Dart went down with a knee injury. What followed was a performance Winston would definitely rather forget. He finished the night hitting just 11 of his 27 passes for a measly 111 yards. No touchdowns, one interception, and taking two sacks for good measure. Yeah, he absolutely ate an L out there, and it was rough to watch.

Rams Go Viral with “Eat a W” Jab

You know the infamous “Eat a W” speech from Winston’s Buccaneers days? Well, the Rams’ social media admin remembered it, and they didn’t hold back. After that blowout win, they straight-up trolled Winston with a viral post that immediately referenced that classic moment. Talk about pouring salt in the wound after a night like that. It’s a bold move from the Rams, but when you win 28-6 and your opponent’s backup struggles that much, why not, right?

The whole situation got even more complicated with the news on Jaxson Dart. His knee injury is believed to be a sprained MCL, which is a tough break and exactly why Winston was even in the game. It just goes to show how quickly things can turn, both on the field and off, especially when social media gets involved.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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