Funniest Celebration Fails in NFL History!



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20 thoughts on “Funniest Celebration Fails in NFL History!”

  1. NFL is the only sport where players celebrate plays using referee's signals–1st down, TD or "good" field goal, "no good" field goal, incomplete pass, etc. Just me, or is it a bit childish?

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  2. As a Steelers fan the way Claypools career has fallen apart since that moment makes up for his dumbness.
    Traded him for a great pick, he failed In Chicago and will fail in Miami.
    Steelers and Bears have a winning record since he’s been gone, Miami lost their first game with him active.
    That’s just the negative effect he has. He’s the guy who makes the nfl n thinks he’s more then he actually is. He will look back on his career one day and wish he let his ego go and put the work in to be a good WR. But his ego holds him back

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  3. Bears/Steelers at 12:27 was one of the biggest comedies of errors I'd ever seen. You could say the Steelers botched the protection, giving the Bears an easy blocked FG. Greg Gumbel incorrectly assumed the Bears were going to get a TD. Marcus Cooper Sr obviously messed up by failing to run into the end zone. The Steelers messed up by committing the penalty of intentionally batting the ball out of the end zone, giving the Bears an untimed down and a chance of getting points instead of the half ending. The refs accidentally declared the half to be over and not realizing the Bears were supposed to have an untimed down; it took them several minutes to fix this error. The Steelers were in the wrong about not coming out of the locker room to play the untimed down. Then when all the players got back on the field, the Bears opted to go for the TD from the 1-yard line, but then botched that by committing a pre-snap penalty, forcing them to settle for a FG instead.

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