In the second quarter of today's game in MetLife Stadium between the Buffalo Bills and New York Jets, Bills receiver Steve Johnson caught a 5-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.
Johnson celebrated with a choreographed dance, which he cut short by pretending to shoot himself in the leg, clearly aimed at Jets receiver Plaxico Burress.
Johnson then stole Jets receiver Santonio Holmes' "jet flight" celebration by running around with his arms stretched out pretending to fly.
Johnson was assessed with an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty which was assessed on the following kickoff, and the Bills paid the price. The Bills failed an attempted onside kick attempt, as the Jets recovered at the Buffalo 36-yard line. With the short field, the Jets only needed a minute to score.
Ironically, the Jets score was a 14-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Mark Sanchez to, who else, Plaxico Burress.
Johnson can't blame this one on God.
NFL/CBS video via thecovertwo.
Stevie Johnson Mocks Plaxico Burress Shooting Himself in TD Celebration [Cosby Sweaters]
Johnson celebrated with a choreographed dance, which he cut short by pretending to shoot himself in the leg, clearly aimed at Jets receiver Plaxico Burress.
Johnson then stole Jets receiver Santonio Holmes' "jet flight" celebration by running around with his arms stretched out pretending to fly.
Johnson was assessed with an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty which was assessed on the following kickoff, and the Bills paid the price. The Bills failed an attempted onside kick attempt, as the Jets recovered at the Buffalo 36-yard line. With the short field, the Jets only needed a minute to score.
Ironically, the Jets score was a 14-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Mark Sanchez to, who else, Plaxico Burress.
Johnson can't blame this one on God.
NFL/CBS video via thecovertwo.
Stevie Johnson Mocks Plaxico Burress Shooting Himself in TD Celebration [Cosby Sweaters]
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