INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indianapolis Colts have a new thing brewing in the end zone after they score a touchdown. So new, they haven't figured out what to call it.
Dallas Clark and Marcus Pollard perform the currently nameless touchdown celebration.
To celebrate scores in Monday night's game against the Vikings, two players would jump toward each other and collide at the hip.
Surely the new move needs a name. Doesn't it?"We don't have a name for it. It was just something we did in practice," tight end Marcus Pollard said Wednesday. "I don't know, we may keep it around for a little while if we can come up with a sweet name for it."An informal survey of players by RTV6 Sports Director Dave Furst on Wednesday confirmed the move is nameless.In fact, the starting quarterback didn't seem to know what it was even about."They don't really clue me in on those things very much," Peyton Manning said. "I'm usually the last to kind of know what's going on. I'll have to do a little research, watch a little film."
Furst asked RTV6 viewers on Wednesday to e-mail some name suggestions for the end zone celebration. By Wednesday night, suggestions included: "Hip, Hip Hooray"; "Hip Hop Booty Bopp"; "Booty Bump"; "Rump Bump"; and "The Horseshoe Bump."One writer joked it should be called "Illegal," noting the NFL frowns on planned celebrations.
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