New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr has been fined for his touchdown celebration during Week 2, where he imitated Michael Jackson's famous dance move after scoring. Despite the NFL relaxing some celebration rules, Carr's act was deemed unsportsmanlike. He scored a touchdown in the Saints' 44-19 victory over the Dallas Cowboys and stated that he promised his family he would perform a dance if he scored this season.
- Derek Carr's touchdown celebration has led to a fine, highlighting the NFL's strict rules on celebrations.
- The fine for unsportsmanlike conduct can be significant, even for first-time offenses.
Derek Carr | QB
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1 rush TDs
- Carr's celebration was a personal promise to his family, showcasing his fun-loving personality.
- Despite the fine, Carr was not flagged during the game for the celebration.
New Orleans Saints
- The Saints had a strong performance in Week 2, defeating the Cowboys 44-19.
Dallas Cowboys
- The Cowboys struggled defensively against the Saints, allowing a significant number of points.