The Vikings are still the kings of NFL touchdown celebrations
Nov 12, 2017, 3:52 PM
The Minnesota Vikings might have taken the NFL’s relaxed celebration rules more seriously than most.
From the beginning of the year, they’ve put a lot of thought into choreographed touchdown celebrations. First, it led us to wonder why there’s a Minnesota version of “Duck, duck, goose” that in Minnesota is called “Duck, duck, gray duck.”
The Vikings were at it again in Week 10 with this excellent leap-frog celebration.
Vikings play leapfrog FTW pic.twitter.com/D92aT1QpD7
— CJ Fogler (@cjzero) November 12, 2017
Give credit to the Vikings for the compelling effort each game.
But was it even the best in-game celebration of the week?
We turn to the Canadian Football League, where there’s a bit more experience when it comes to the post-score celebration game.
Here, the Ottawa Redblacks’ touchdown against the Saskatchewan Roughriders leads to a limbo under a grown man.
The CFL is putting the NFL’s celebrations to SHAME pic.twitter.com/HWhqCPHUQq
— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) November 12, 2017
This is excellent, and the type of stuff the NFL needs to catch up to.
The Vikings are well on their way.
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