Because Our Wideouts Have Class...

[moozoo22]

I'm happier than anyone that our wideouts don't perform ridiculous antics on and off the field, except in one area. I want touchdown celebrations. The Mile High salute has serious vintage appeal and i get a warm and fuzzy feeling when former marine Mike Anderson does it, but if someone like Chad Johnson or TO were on the team, do any of you have a fancy celebration stored up for your first NFL touchdown? Possibly favorites from the past?

[Zanataki]

I would run out of the stadium Forrest Gump Style. Or do a acrobatic routine on the crossbar of the uprights.

[steviebee]

Slightly off-topic, but help me out here: A few games ago, who was the guy who caught a pass in the endzone for a TD (duh, obviously!) & then laid the ball on the ground & tried CPR/resus on it?

I saw it on a TV highlights, but can't remember who, apart from that it wasn't a Broncs game. It's driving me nuts!

Thanx!

[Interpol]

How about just handing the ball back to the ref and going back to the sideline? Or is that not "flashy" enough for you?

[moozoo22]

Slightly off-topic, but help me out here: A few games ago, who was the guy who caught a pass in the endzone for a TD (duh, obviously!) & then laid the ball on the ground & tried CPR/resus on it?

I saw it on a TV highlights, but can't remember who, apart from that it wasn't a Broncs game. It's driving me nuts!

Thanx!

Chad Johnson

[moozoo22]

How about just handing the ball back to the ref and going back to the sideline? Or is that not "flashy" enough for you?

I really admire our wideouts for their class, but i'm just having some fun here. I think touchdown celebrations are a good opportunity to inject some humor into the game, et cetera. Needless to say if rod smith gave CPR to the ball, I would shake my head in wonder...

[steviebee]

Thanks Moozoo! You have saved me from going (more) prematurely grey!

[topscribe]

Well, I have to disagree with you . . .

I'm happier than anyone that our wideouts don't perform ridiculous antics on and off the field, except in one area. I want touchdown celebrations. The Mile High salute has serious vintage appeal and i get a warm and fuzzy feeling when former marine Mike Anderson does it, but if someone like Chad Johnson or TO were on the team, do any of you have a fancy celebration stored up for your first NFL touchdown? Possibly favorites from the past?

I hate showboat "celebrations." I don't want to see moonwalks, break dances, boat rowing, arm flapping, hip shaking, talking on cell phones, etc. When a player does that, only three people are involved: me, myself, and I. I do like MA's salute because he is giving tribute to our fans. Other than that, I like to see team celebrations, where they are congratulating each other.

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[moozoo22]

I think Anderson's Mile High Salute is probably my favorite celebration in the NFL...just for sheer nostalgic purposes...

[Broncosinindy]

I'm happier than anyone that our wideouts don't perform ridiculous antics on and off the field, except in one area. I want touchdown celebrations. The Mile High salute has serious vintage appeal and i get a warm and fuzzy feeling when former marine Mike Anderson does it, but if someone like Chad Johnson or TO were on the team, do any of you have a fancy celebration stored up for your first NFL touchdown? Possibly favorites from the past?

like rod smith showing his super bowl rings off to the raiders fans and everyone else

[ItalianSta11ion]

ur right.. but let lelie do some celebrations.... one me and my friends thought of was when you hold the ball like a grenade, pretend to bite out the pin... drop it at your feet and act u just got blown up)


its hard to say through a keyboard, but when u do it , it looks pretty tight

[chickennob2]

Hey Top, the only problem is that the NFL has banned team celebrations. The group dirty bird in atlanta, the... i dont know what to call it, where they got in a big circle and knocked the ball around to each other that ive seen in st louis and other places. The NFL has banned these team things.

[Bronco_f1]

I hate showboat "celebrations." I don't want to see moonwalks, break dances, boat rowing, arm flapping, hip shaking, talking on cell phones, etc. When a player does that, only three people are involved: me, myself, and I. I do like MA's salute because he is giving tribute to our fans. Other than that, I like to see team celebrations, where they are congratulating each other.

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The players can't celebrate as a team in the end zone because it is against the rules, that's why they celebrate alone. I would like too see them personifying a beetle laying on its back, it would be hilarious, and no one would get offended (Unless there is an anti-beetle discrimination group)

[Johnny7]

I hate showboat "celebrations." I don't want to see moonwalks, break dances, boat rowing, arm flapping, hip shaking, talking on cell phones, etc. When a player does that, only three people are involved: me, myself, and I. I do like MA's salute because he is giving tribute to our fans. Other than that, I like to see team celebrations, where they are congratulating each other.

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I kind of agree. I like celebrations, but I would prefer it be something representitive of either A) The Team, B) The Fans, or C) The Community. Mile High salute gets it done. I think Jake should start giving "the finger" with a smile to the stands everytime he scores a touchdown. Ha! Well, it wouldn't go over well...but those of us that have followed his past with a sense of humor would probably find it hysterical. Maybe right after that he could run over a grab a chearleader too.

[Ravage!!!]

I hate showboat "celebrations." I don't want to see moonwalks, break dances, boat rowing, arm flapping, hip shaking, talking on cell phones, etc. When a player does that, only three people are involved: me, myself, and I. I do like MA's salute because he is giving tribute to our fans. Other than that, I like to see team celebrations, where they are congratulating each other.

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I think its great. Who doesn't remember the knee-flappin' celebration of White Shoes Johnson? Seeing a great celebration can be fun. The old fashioned SPIKE is still classic....

Flap your arms, spike the ball, moondance, catipillar, do Back FLIps... I don't care.. just DON'T do something disrespectful to the other team. Thats where I draw the line.