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40 NFL Memes That Are More Entertaining Than the Games (Week 3 April)

Bảo Zayden May 2, 2025May 1, 2025

Let’s face it—Week 3 of April in the NFL world wasn’t exactly filled with highlight-reel plays or jaw-dropping performances. But you know what was elite? The memes. Oh, the memes. While some teams were busy fumbling the ball (and their playoff hopes), the internet was out here scoring touchdowns with pure comedy gold.

Whether your team is in a “rebuild year” (again), your QB forgot how to throw in a straight line, or your kicker missed a 22-yarder like he was aiming at the hot dog stand, there’s something in here for everyone to laugh at—especially if you’re trying not to cry. These memes capture the pain, the chaos, and the hilarious reality of being a football fan in the most memeable league on Earth.

From sideline drama to post-game press conferences that sounded like stand-up routines, Week 3 served up everything but solid football. So grab a snack, maybe hide your fantasy football score, and scroll through 40 NFL memes that are more consistent than your team’s offensive line.

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#3 Poverty franchise

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#4 Stephen A. Smith thinks the NFL is doing Shedeur Sanders wrong

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#5 The pressure is no longer on Shedeur Sanders

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#16 Starting to feel bad for Shedeur Sanders…

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#26 This is why the Giants drafted Jaxson Dart.

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#39 YESSSSSSSSSS!

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Whether your team is a Super Bowl contender, a full-blown mess, or just a walking meme factory (looking at you, Jets), one thing’s for sure: the laughs never stop.

Football fans might not always get the wins, the calls, or the sanity—but at least we get the memes. So send these to your group chat, tag that overly optimistic fan who still thinks “this is our year,” and remember—when the game fails you, the internet never will.

See you next week for more chaos, comedy, and questionable coaching decisions.

Bảo Zayden

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#5 The pressure is no longer on Shedeur Sanders

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