Cleveland Browns: Ranking the touchdown celebrations from Sunday’s win
By Joel W. Cade
No. 4 Jarvis does what?
Coming in at number four is Jarvis Landry’s celebration. With 3:25 left on the clock in the first quarter, the Browns ran a play-action pass on the 2-yard line. Baker looked off the safety then found Landry in the back of the end zone for a touchdown.
The ensuing celebration was confusing due to the television camera angles. He got up and celebrated for a couple seconds with a couple teammates. He then put the ball down and knelt before it. He started making some hand motions.
Unfortunately, several Browns players blocked the camera angle to see exactly what was going on. Was he doing the time-honored warming his hands by the fire (ball)? Was he praying?
He had his fist over the ball while Baker walked up on him. Baker didn’t seem to want to interrupt what was happening. Jarvis then clapped his hands, got up, and walked off.
Not sure what was going on here. Maybe a reader can explain this one to me. But for now, this comes it at number 4 simply because I have no idea what he is doing. Either way, it was better than that mess that Peoples-Jones was doing.