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NFL Week 5 trolls: Jets jab at Browns leads top trolls - ESPN

As the NFL season settles into October, trolls will only get (pumpkin) spicier, and such was the case in Week 5.

Through the rain, the New York Jets found a way to bounce the Cleveland Browns with a 17-12 win in front of their home crowd. Jets running back Braelon Allen led the way with 116 rushing yards and a touchdown, followed by wide receiver Garrett Wilson's 104 receiving yards and a touchdown.

Quarterback Geno Smith finished the game with 182 passing yards and a touchdown.

After their win, the Jets ran to social media with a clever troll that has Cleveland Brown[s] all over it — literally. They posted a photo of the character Cleveland Brown, featured on the hit animated television shows «Family Guy» and «The Cleveland Show,» but instead of wearing his usual yellow shirt, he wore a green shirt with a Jets cap.

̶C̶l̶e̶v̶e̶l̶a̶n̶d̶ ̶B̶r̶o̶w̶n̶ JETS WIN https://t.co/k0Z3DWp4uB

The Jets weren't the only team to get its trolling on after a win. Here are the best trolls from Week 5 in the NFL.

The Steelers advanced to 3-0 on their home turf after a win that saw quarterback Aaron Rodgers throw for 235 yards and three touchdowns — two to tight end Pat Freiermuth and one to running back Jaylen Warren. Pittsburgh took the win and ran with it, resulting in a series of trolls. The game's final score graphic was captioned «Hold your horses,» while two more posts showed a clip of a horse looking at the final score and a reference to the «Parks and Rec» pony «Little Sebastian.»

bye bye lil sebastian https://t.co/MDppt7CGfe

Cincinnati extended Miami's winless season with a 31-24 home win, led by quarterback Joe Burrow's four touchdown passes to four different Bengals: Ja'Marr Chase, Tanner Hudson, Samaje Perine and Mike Gesicki.

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