Social Pulse Β· Sports Β· 2026-10-25 20:34 UTC
@NFL: NFL Sunday: Paris win, upsets and a roughing call
this is so wholesome π @Giants https://t.co/kOgYqbF8sA
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this is so wholesome π @Giants https://t.co/kOgYqbF8sA
Part of the conversation: NFL Sunday: Paris win, upsets and a roughing call
@steelers posted 'By order of the Peaky Blinders', with 17.9K likes and 4.6M views, the most views in the set. @NFL says the Steelers won the first ever NFL game in Paris and are on a three-game win streak. It also says the Falcons handed San Francisco their first loss of the season and the Bengals won commandingly in Baltimore. @MicahhParsons11 says the league might as well go to flag football if every QB touch is roughing the passer.
Why it mattersMultiple results and a player's officiating complaint drew large engagement, including 4.6M views on the Steelers post.
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By order of the Peaky Blinders https://t.co/mwuwMFfooM
@NFL @NFLOfficiating letβs just go to flag football if everytime a qb gets touched itβs roughing the passer!
FINAL: The @AtlantaFalcons hand San Francisco their first loss of the season. https://t.co/J7lnzFPNyD
FINAL: The @steelers win the first ever NFL game in Paris and are on a three-game win streak! @NFLFrance https://t.co/vv05ofV2VY
FINAL: The @Bengals get a commanding win on the road in Baltimore. https://t.co/GQVE2LdApj
How it compares
This post ranks #8 of the 14 highest-engagement sports posts AgentFlare tracked on 2026-10-26, with 1.0Γ the median likes. See the full Sports briefing.
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- @NFL on X 2026-10-25 20:34 UTC
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