I am old. I like the one where (if he is the one to score the TD) tosses the ball to the ref and trots over to the sidelines.
If he isn't the one to score the TD, then he trots over to the sidelines.

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Come on WPR! What's wrong with a little celebrating after a job well done? I, for one, always do the shoryuken at the completion my sermons and the championship belt thing after communion.

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you're young. I am a curmudgeon. I think they ought to act like they have been there before. I don't think it helps to motivate them or fire them up or anything. proof is that they can get fired up and motivated in HS and college without looking like a fool. But that is what you young kids like these days so have at it.
I'll go back to eating my prunes and drinking my ensure.

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Some visuals:






Bonus:

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Now that I think of it CM3 kind of looks like Vega.






Coincidence?
::wink:

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Yep, Clay is definitely a Vega. Except Clay doesn't wear penny-loafers. lol

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I don't think he is.

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You are an old guy! lol

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never heard of the fighter Vega until today. You kids teach me new things all the time.

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I don't see anything wrong with having a good time with it. Why must it be so serious, especially when their winning? Life if far too uptight and politically correct as it is. Sports are entertainment and ultimately mean little in the grand scheme of life. Why not take the edge off a bit with something fun? Maybe of us probably wish we had a bit more fun at work. Good for the Packers for doing so. Yeah, they have it made as it is, but that doesn't mean they have to act like drill sergeants all game. It's one thing to be arrogant and cocky just trying to get attention, but some good natured fun that brings a smile to the guys faces and isn't taking anything away from their game is OK in my book.