sports.aol.com - 11/30/2007
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Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens might have had the best touchdown celebration of the year last night when he took some popcorn and threw it in his face: The NFL rules are clear: If you use a prop in a touchdown celebration, you get fined. So Owens will get fined. But my personal rule is if the celebration is funny, I endorse it. And I thought that one was funny. Video via Fan IQ blog . ...
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First And 10 Inches —
... Michael David Smith over at the 'House provides a video of the incident described below. Good stuff. I would embed the video myself, but apparently YouTube is no longer accessable in this here work place. It's just one click away, I promise. Posted by Sarge at ...
Your Obligatory Unimportant "Super Bowl Thoughts" Post...
JoeSportsFan.com —
... Coming in at a distant 3rd to FOX's "House" and "Sarah Conners" commercials was their own promotion of the Pro Bowl telecast next Sunday. In it, they show an array of marquee players - including Terrell Owens and his infamous "popcorn celebration" against Green Bay in late November. The footage really totes the company line - as we remember that Owens popcorn antics were not fined...even though it clearly violated Goodell's strict "no props" guideline. I'm sure Denver's Brandon Marshall enjoyed the Pro Bowl commercial - and the league's willingness to ...
Your Obligatory Unimportant "Super Bowl Thoughts" Post...
STLSportsMag —
... " run on their network. Really. Coming in at a distant 3rd to FOX's "House" and "Sarah Conners" commercials was their own promotion of the Pro Bowl telecast next Sunday. In it, they show an array of marquee players - including Terrell Owens and his infamous " popcorn celebration " against Green Bay in late November. The footage really totes the company line - as we remember that Owens popcorn antics were not fined...even though it clearly violated Goodell's strict "no props" guideline. I'm sure Denver's Brandon Marshall enjoyed the Pro Bowl commercial - and the league's ...
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sportfiends.com 11/30/2007 — After Terrell Owens scored an easy Touchdown last night against the Packers, he did a very unique end zone celebration. He grabbed some popcorn from a guy and ate some. I guess he liked the show as much as we did. I’m really surprised that he didn’t get a 15 yard penalty for that one whatever. Check out the celebration.
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Yahoo! Sports - NFL News 11/30/2007
Tony Romo threw three touchdowns in a span of six plays and the Dallas Cowboys had a 27-17 halftime lead in their NFC showdown against Green Bay and Brett Favre, who was hurt and on the sideline. Romo's third TD, a 10-yarder to Terrell Owens, came two ...
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The Cowboys get four touchdown passes from Tony Romo, including one to Terrell Owen, above, who celebrates with popcorn, and Dallas claims a 37-27 victory over the Green Bay Packers, who lose Brett Favre in the second quarter.
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Yahoo! Sports - NFL News 11/30/2007
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Packers quarterback Brett Favre is expected start against the Oakland Raiders on Dec. 9 and keep alive his record streak for consecutive starts.
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