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[quote=scowan;1018821]Dancing was included on the list of things you can't do? I know Victor Cruz scored in the 1st preseason game and did a mini salsa. I am not sure if he got a penalty or not however.[/quote]

Its only a penalty if it is being down as a taunt towards another player. You can spike the ball, but if you go to a defensive player and spike it in front of him, thats a penalty. Same with Alfred, he can still do his baseball swing/salute to the crowd without any problems, but if he goes to a defensive player and does it in his face as a taunt, then he will get a penalty.

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[quote=Skinzman;1018827]Its only a penalty if it is being down as a taunt towards another player. You can spike the ball, but if you go to a defensive player and spike it in front of him, thats a penalty. Same with Alfred, he can still do his baseball swing/salute to the crowd without any problems, but if he goes to a defensive player and does it in his face as a taunt, then he will get a penalty.[/quote]

Ok great, so basically "do your thing" toward the crowd and do it quickly, then get out of there. Also do it alone and not with any other player involvment. I know guys come up and slap guys on the helmet and stuff like that, but that still doesn't constitute other people being involved. I know the Skins like to spin the ball as well. I guess doing it in the end zone after a score is OK, but after a first down(Pierre and Santana) is frowned upon.

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It's still ok to spin the ball as long as you're not taunting someone by doing it.

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I know some celebrations have been a little over the top (chad Johnson, etc) over the years and I understand the League taking steps to limit that kind of behavior but this last rule is too much. No baseball swings or saluting? Cmon. We are getting ridiculous.

I dont even have a problem with Cruz's disgusting little dance.

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Spinning the ball, military salutes, home run swings are all fine. Not sure how many times that needs to be said in this thread

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[quote=Mattyk;1018833]It's still ok to spin the ball as long as you're not taunting someone by doing it.[/quote]


On TDs. After every catch (Santana...) is a bit unnecessary.

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ugh with this thread

Homer Simpson. Nazis. Pie.

There - now you can lock it.

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[quote=NYCskinfan82;1017912]Yeah sometimes the NFL has no clue.[/quote]

that's it .But I guess they are just trying to make more money