Cobbs answered my question...

[HORSEPOWER 56]

Unfortunately, the answer wasn't what I was hoping for.


Mike Bell gave the "Mile High Salute" after a touchdown run on Saturday night. What type of end zone celebrations are your favorite and would you be willing to keep up the tradition?

Rob
Jacksonville, Fla.

My favorite is simply being humble - like taking a knee to thank God, or pointing in the air to show appreciation. So I'm probably not willing to keep up the tradition.

I was hoping he'd want to do it, too. I really think it is one of the classiest celebrations in the NFL. I see it as a Salute to the fans and to your teammates for helping you score. It just pumps me up and brings back the good 'ol Superbowl memories.

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Absolutely! The classiest. Doesn't make the other team look horrible. But, it is a thing of respect. We have a special connection with our team here in the Rockies. No need for sharpie's, and all that other garbage. act like you have been there before. It needs to continue.

So, I say Cobbs is the first cut! LOL, just kidding. I am impressed with him, and would like him to stick around a little longer. I want to see more. But, salute damnit!

[DBattack]

doesnt really matter, cobbs will never see the endzone

[KyLewin]

Unfortunately, the answer wasn't what I was hoping for.


Mike Bell gave the "Mile High Salute" after a touchdown run on Saturday night. What type of end zone celebrations are your favorite and would you be willing to keep up the tradition?

Rob
Jacksonville, Fla.

My favorite is simply being humble - like taking a knee to thank God, or pointing in the air to show appreciation. So I'm probably not willing to keep up the tradition.

I was hoping he'd want to do it, too. I really think it is one of the classiest celebrations in the NFL. I see it as a Salute to the fans and to your teammates for helping you score. It just pumps me up and brings back the good 'ol Superbowl memories.

Well, it's not as cool as the but it's still classy. If he's not going to salute, this is probably the next best thing... what he should do is kneel or point in the air and then do the salut. Thank God and then thank the fans and team, the best of both worlds.

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Yes . . .

While I appreciate and respect Cobbs' answer, he obviously doesn't understand the message behind the Salute.

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[anton...]

While I appreciate and respect Cobbs' answer, he obviously doesn't understand the message behind the Salute.

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he doesnt need to understand...

he wont be making the team i dont think...

:idiot:

but its cool that he answered your question!!!!

:dance:

[RBDynasty]

Unfortunately, the answer wasn't what I was hoping for.


Mike Bell gave the "Mile High Salute" after a touchdown run on Saturday night. What type of end zone celebrations are your favorite and would you be willing to keep up the tradition?

Rob
Jacksonville, Fla.

My favorite is simply being humble - like taking a knee to thank God, or pointing in the air to show appreciation. So I'm probably not willing to keep up the tradition.

I was hoping he'd want to do it, too. I really think it is one of the classiest celebrations in the NFL. I see it as a Salute to the fans and to your teammates for helping you score. It just pumps me up and brings back the good 'ol Superbowl memories.

Yeah that's it. We should cut him just for saying he doesn't want to keep up tradition. What a jerk....

[Bronx84]

I respect what Cobbs said it's better than mooning.

[hilife]

I respect what Cobbs said it's better than mooning.

Hey, Randy Moss just saluted the fans in his owe way. They should call it the black hole salute.