Week 7's top NFL Twitter trolls cover Panthers, Ravens, Giants, more

Week 7 of the 2022 NFL season included an unfamiliar streak for two of the league's longest-tenured quarterbacks.

With the Green Bay Packers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers losing for the second week in a row, it is just the second time that Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady have been on simultaneous losing streaks.

Read more: NFL Week 7 Takeaways: Shocking losses for Packers and Bucs

Their teams are both sitting at 3-4, which is also the latest into any season both of their respective teams have been under .500 since Rodgers became a starter back in 2008.

This week, their opponents had some light-hearted responses to their misfortunes:

Carolina Panthers 21, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3

Tampa Bay closed as a 13-point favorite, but failed to score a touchdown in the third-largest upset of Brady's career.

Washington Commanders 23, Green Bay Packers 21

Green Bay has been favored in its last three games, but has dropped all three, matching its longest such losing streak as a favorite in the Super Bowl era .

Teams across the league celebrated their wins with celebratory posts:

Baltimore Ravens 23, Cleveland Browns 20

Cleveland attempted a pregame troll Thursday, but it was a futile effort as Baltimore escaped with the win. Although itsAFC North foe didn't respond to the tweet, Old Bay fired back with some barbs of its own.

The Ravens have three losses after having a double-digit lead this season, but managed to overcome another fourth quarter slump this week.

New York Giants 23, Jacksonville Jaguars 17

The Giants became the first team in NFL history to start 6-1 or better and win each of their first seven games decided by one possession, with their six victories coming by a combined 27 points.

Dallas Cowboys 24, Detroit Lions 6

Dak Prescott's first game back got off to a slow start as the team was held scoreless in the first quarter, but the Cowboys recovered in the end.

Cincinnati Bengals 35, Atlanta Falcons 17

Joe Burrow connected with Tyler Boyd on a 60-yard touchdown early in the game and the Bengals never looked back, as Burrow passed for 345 yards in the first half alone.