Some NFL celebrations were so iconic, creative, and controversial that they forced the league to rewrite the rulebook. From Terrell Owens pulling out a Sharpie to Joe Horn's famous cell phone stunt and Jimmy Graham's goalpost dunks,

There was plenty of creativity on display during the Patriots’ in-stadium practice Friday night — especially when it came to touchdown celebrations. Players took the opportunity to have fun with each score. And head coach Mike Vrabel is fully behind ...

A pioneer of creative touchdown celebrations, Chad Johnson, appears to have played a role in the NFL's decision to relax its rules on end zone antics.The

Touchdown dances and end-zone stunts excite football fans. However, the league—often dubbed the "No Fun League"—has frequently cracked down on celebrations for several reasons. In this article, we look at some forbidden celebrations per NFL rules.

An arena football player’s touchdown celebration turned into a medical emergency for one Upstate New York fan, who was rushed to the hospital with a spinal fracture, among other serious injuries, according to court filings reviewed by The Independent.

From sharpies and cellphones, to jump shots and feigned bows and arrows. Since 2009, the league has fought excessive touchdown dances and routines and

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens has drawn the biggest fine in the NFL this week after his apparently overzealous touchdown celebration in Monday's win against the Raiders. After Pickens' score during his 9-catch, 144-yard performance vs.

Los Angeles Rams star Puka Nacua is receiving criticism after he performed an antisemitic touchdown celebration on Adin Ross' livestream on Tuesday. During the livestream, Ross guided the wide receiver through an antisemitic touchdown celebration, which ...

CHICAGO >> The NFL wants to put some flair back into touchdown celebrations, allowing players to use the football as a prop,celebrate as a group and roll around on the ground again if they choose. In an email from Commissioner Roger Goodell sent to fans in ...

An arena football player’s touchdown celebration turned into a medical emergency for one Upstate New York fan, who was rushed to the hospital with a spinal fracture, among other serious injuries, according to court filings reviewed by The Independent.