The CeeDee nose wipe celebration is now a 15 yard penalty

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So Whats Next? Pointing To The Direction Of Opponents End Zone After The Offence/Player Gets a First Down.

So why is this any different than Lamb Pointing For a First Down. Has The NFL Lost It Minds?

Why Is That NFL Players Are Punished- Subject To These Unhinged Rules.

And Whose Voting On These Bogus Rules? Unselected Partisans?

This Doesn't Pass The Smell Test.

Google"Pointing To The Direction Of Opponent's End Zone After The Offense Gets a First Down

After the offense gets a first down, pointing towards the opponent's end zone is a common and often symbolic gesture, indicating the team's goal of continuing to advance the ball and score a touchdown.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

Symbolic Gesture:
The act of pointing towards the end zone is a visual representation of the team's objective: to drive the ball into the opponent's end zone for a touchdown.

Motivating the Team:
This gesture can be a way to rally the team and build momentum after a successful first down, signaling that the team is focused on scoring.

Common in Football:
This type of gesture is frequently seen in American football, both at the professional and amateur levels, as a way to show determination and focus on the next play.
Beyond the First Down:

While the gesture is often seen after a first down, it can also be used at other points in the game to emphasize the team's offensive strategy and goal of scoring.

The NFL Got This One So Wrong And You Watch. Next: Pointing To The Direction Of Opponent's End Zone After The Offense Gets a First Down Will Be 15 Yards Violation

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Players should not get excited and just hand the ball to ref...

Pro sports is all about money...let's see what happens when fans want the old celebrations back because it's more fun...

Of course the nfl will bend.

Just seems like a lame flex to me.

If there is proof it's drug or sexually related...ban the specific action. Maybe that's what they are doing...I don't know. But if it comes down to 'cold'...why ban it?

And I'm not a fan of this specific celebration just based on looks of it...it's weird to me personally. But I see no reason to ban it
 
Maybe...to suggest he is amped up?

Maybe it's a sneaky way of suggesting that...

I swear, my money is on being 'cold'

I guess I could google it
I don't think he is implying that. It just comes to mind when I see him do that. I never really understood it.
 
I've seen a few other players do it, but Cee Dee does it best, so let's ban it :rolleyes:. Last year, he did a shooting motion after first downs. That was actually more violent.
 
i dont suppose we can go back to the days of freddie biletnikoff where he would catch a TD pass, hand ball to official, and trot back to his bench with his head down...that cant happen right?
 
As dumb as being ok with violating the constitution Brevard you like the outcome. This is stupid.
I think violating the constitution might be a bit extreme here...It's certainly fair to argue that the NFL is overreaching, but they have never been shy about banning gestures with gang and violence related roots. From my understanding this gesture is a little bit open to interpretation, but still falls within what they have outlawed in the past. This is extremely low on my list of issues with the NFL rules.
 
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