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The Detroit Lions have had a history of good celebrations this year, but we haven’t seen much from them since they’ve struggled over the past month.
That all changed on Saturday. After TJ Jones caught his first touchdown of the season, a group of Lions gathered in the end zone to break out their most festive celebration of the year.
Watch out @Rockettes
— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) December 16, 2017
The @Lions have been practicing.
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Jones was joined by Theo Riddick, Marvin Jones Jr., Eric Ebron and Golden Tate in that blue paint to re-create the famous Rockette’s can-can dance.
The synchronization needs a little work, and Riddick needs to lift those legs a little higher, but overall this is another fantastic celebration from the Lions’ skill players. And thanks to the early game, they were able to get the dance in before the rest of the NFL teams play on Sunday.
Apparently Detroit got a little inspiration from Lions fan and comedian Keegan- Michael Key:
Celebration practice with Boogie Down Brown paid off for the @Lions
— NFL (@NFL) December 16, 2017
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Where do you think this celebration ranks among their other celebrations this year?