Paying Homage to the Fox and the Hedgehog of Cabaret
By WILL FRIEDWALD
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Players are celebrating touchdowns or good plays by extending their arms and moving them robotically while bending their knees.
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End zone celebrations have been a part of the NFL since New York Giants wide receiver Homer Jones first spiked a football during a game against the Philadelphia Eagles in 1965. Since then, players have put plenty of imagination into their choreography after scoring a touchdown.
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|End zone celebrations have been a part of the NFL since New York Giants wide receiver Homer Jones first spiked a football during a game against the Philadelphia Eagles in 1965. Since then, players have put plenty of imagination into their choreography after scoring a touchdown.
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