If you have been paying attention to the NFL this season, you have probably noticed all of the touchdown celebrations going on around the league. Prior to the season, the NFL decided players would once again be allowed to celebrate a touchdown without being penalized.
Teams around the league have taken advantage of this and have been celebrating like it’s their job. In fact, it’s very clear that teams are actually taking the time to practice their celebrations before each game.
One of the best performing teams this season, at least in terms of celebrations, has been the Detroit Lions. Whether it was Marvin Jones and company performing double dutch or Golden Tate dropping “The People’s Elbow,” the Lions have certainly taken pride in their touchdown celebrations.
Not shown during the game, a longer look at @ShowtimeTate doing the entire People's Elbow gimmick @TheRock pic.twitter.com/7x8JAVWx3w
— James Hintz (@james_hintz) October 17, 2017
So, it’s no surprise that the Lions agreed to let comedian Keegan-Michael Key into their facilities to film a skit about “Boogie Down Brown” teaching the players how to celebrate.
Check it out.
Ever wonder where teams go to get help creating their TD celebrations?
Boogie Down Brown is at your service. (cc: @KeeganMKey @Lions) https://t.co/L0u1SwEcLc
— NFL (@NFL) December 15, 2017
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