Packers' Jacobs says TD celebration that drew criticism was modeled after a gospel song
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs celebrated a touchdown by briefly putting his hands behind his back. Some people criticized the gesture as referencing handcuffs, potentially alluding to a recent arrest. Jacobs said the celebration was actually modeled after a gospel song and denied it had anything to do with handcuffs.
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2 sourcesPackers’ Josh Jacobs Says His Touchdown Celebration Is an Ode to the Gospel Song “Break Every Chain,” Not His Recent Arrest
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Packers’ star Josh Jacobs says controversial TD celebration was modeled after gospel song
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2 developments- Oct 30Packers' Jacobs says TD celebration that drew criticism was modeled after a gospel song
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