Chad will meet dance winner
Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson has hooked up with an Internet site as its fantasy football commissioner and spokesman. Here's the latest gig, a contest in which fans submit end zone celebrations with the chance to meet Chad and have him show how it should be done.
Three questions for readers:
1. Which of Chad's dances did you like best?
2. Do you think players who score should just hand the ball to the ref?
3. Who had the best end-zone routine that you remember in the NFL, Bengals player or not?
posted by Mark at 11:12 AM
3 Comments:
at 8/07/2007 8:25 PM 
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at 8/08/2007 11:05 AM 
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at 8/08/2007 1:40 PM 
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Post a Comment*1. River Dance
2. No, they should be able to celebrate until the rest of the team lines up for the extra point.
3. The Ickey Shuffle, of course.
1. Faux Marriage Proposal to Bengals Cheerleader
2. Not, this is America you should be able to do what you want within reason and old timers are exactly that living in the old time, get with the new.
3. The Ickey Shuffle, I agree with the first post. When I was little at Westwood Elementary we had a Ickey Shuffle off and I won a prize, that was the best endzone dace ever.
the proposal was fantastic, in my opinion. I like the celebrations and wish the NFL would allow them, within reason. And yes, absolutely, the Ickey Shuffle is the best of all time. I liked the Dirty Bird a lot too. Too bad NFL stands for No Fun League.
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