[Red State]

[quote author=Red State link=topic=14469.msg154359#msg154359 date=1453827215]
What I'd like to see is for some of these NFL ass-clowns to get up and dance and pose after they fumbled, dropped passes, threw INTs, missed tackles, jumped offsides, ect...

Why would you celebrate doing something bad? And why is celebrating making a great play reprehensible? Stanford's guys do it...
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I have no problem with spiking the ball after a TD or even some of these ridiculous end zone celebrations. But let's face it, so many of these narcissistic clowns want the world to know how great they are simply for DOING THE JOB THAT THEY WERE PAID TO DO. Make a tackle? Pose. Catch a pass? Dance. Run for a 1st Down? Look into the crowd and nod your head. It's just stupid. If a player wants that much self recognition for just doing his job, then he should also be willing to do a humility dance for under-performing. That might rekindle my interest in the NFL.  ;D

[Red State]

[quote author=Red State link=topic=14469.msg154359#msg154359 date=1453827215]
What I'd like to see is for some of these NFL ass-clowns to get up and dance and pose after they fumbled, dropped passes, threw INTs, missed tackles, jumped offsides, ect...

Why would you celebrate doing something bad? And why is celebrating making a great play reprehensible? Stanford's guys do it...
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I have no problem with spiking the ball after a TD or even some of these ridiculous end zone celebrations. But let's face it, so many of these narcissistic clowns want the world to know how great they are simply for DOING THE JOB THAT THEY WERE PAID TO DO. Make a tackle? Pose. Catch a pass? Dance. Run for a 1st Down? Look into the crowd and nod your head. It's just stupid. If a player wants that much self recognition for just doing his job, then he should also be willing to do a humility dance for under-performing. That might rekindle my interest in the NFL.  ;D