Best TD Celebration Ever??

Question

Heres my vote:

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=xMuvjLcuvTI&feature=related

Answer 1

The one that started the TD celebrations and was not arrogant or obnoxious about it,was wide receiver Otis Taylor of the Kansas City Chiefs back in the early 70's,and he still the best of them all

Answer 2

I'm with Rob B.  Show your team mates some love and hand the ball to the refs.  That is class.  Being excited about a touchdown doesn't mean you have to show the world how ignorant you really are.  This kinda goes with with what George Eliot said.  "It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt."  But in this particular case, it's doing something foolish but it seems to still apply.

Answer 3

ALL OF YOU R CRAZY IF YOU DONT LIKE CELEBRATIONS U WAIT 8 YEARS TO MAKE IT TO THE NFL ENJOY UR DAM SELF (...talkin bout show class shut the h**l up)

Answer 4

Frankly I am sick of these T.D. celebrations why don't some of these guys show some class and act like they have been their before .

Answer 5

that vid had my stomach rollin'. love it....  

Answer 6

Terrell Davis and his Mile High Salute

Deion Sanders High Step

Green Bay Packers Lambeau Leap

Answer 7

i forgot the name but back in the old days a wide reciever caught a TD and he tried to spike the ball but he pretended the ball was stuck on his hands like glue  

Answer 8

not the best one ive seen but probbaly the most funniest.

Answer 9

Got to be when Ocho Cinco did the Santa Claus thing....

Answer 10

Barry Sanders.  Hand the ball to the ref and get to the bench.

Football is a team sport and it takes 11 guys to score a TD.  Show your teammates some love and quit making a horse's-rear-end out of yourselves.

Answer 11

85 jumping into the Dawg Pound and getting drenched in beer.

Answer 12

Ickey Woods baby... You cant beat the Ickey Shuffle...Or Earnest Givens and the electric slide... I know its old school but those were my favorites growing up...

Answer 13

Hand the ball to the ref.  Do a high five with a few team mates.  And show some class by walking to the sideline and acting like you've been there before.