While I was always taught to "act like you've been there before" and do not like the end zone "celebrations". I got to say I'm not all that hard on the Sea-hawks d-back. First of all, the guy plays one of the hardest positions in the game and right after a game ending great play still high on adrenaline someone puts a mic in his face. Secondly, he just made the play against his worst enemy, these two have had bad blood between them for some time, actually almost a fist fight off the field of play. Thirdly, from most accounts he's well educated and well spoken when not hyping "the game".
Yes, but leave that crap on the field.


Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats. H. L. Mencken