Fixed WHAT? Do touchdown celebrations cause a problem OF ANY KIND AT ALL? No, they don’t!

The only people who are against celebrations are old and lame, and are wasting their time breathing. Go ahead and die already, you won’t be bothered by ant celebrations of LIFE there!

Technically the player isn’t getting paid but Ronald is.

Is cash incentive different if it’s going to charity and is it pay for performance if the performance is just not celebrating?

I know it’s a stretch but it won’t be when someone tries to do the same thing but with a lesser known or unsupported charity.

Just seems like a loop hole for someone that thinks that way and acts on their private thoughts.q

First of all, you can argue about whether or not celebrations are good for the game all day long, but the fact is if your coach requests you to do something a certain way, you do it. It’s that simple. Mularkey is the coach, and that’s what he wants. He has every right to ask for his players to hand the ball off, just as Tom Coughlin has every right to ask his players to show up 5 minutes early for team meetings. MJD is not the coach, Mularkey is, and the players need to fall in line and be supportive of their coach. MJD has always been, and apparently continues to be a jerk who puts himself above the team (ever since he chose to wear the number 32 to mark the number of teams that passed on him in the first round), and the sooner the Jaguars dump him, the better off they will be. Since he arrived the team has never been a top contender. NO PLAYER should ever undermine their coach. His answer should have been, I will do whatever Coach Mularkey asks of me.

Secondly, for those of you whining about losing out on player celebrations, you are extremely misguided. If this were Goodell, or the league office trying to rule out celebrations, I would agree with you that it is ridiculous and the league is being excessive in its requirements. But this is not that. This is a coach of one team asking HIS team to do things HIS way. There is nothing wrong with a coach making demands of HIS team. If he wants them not to celebrate touchdowns, then let him do things his way. I’m sure he has many little things that he asks his players to do that are done differently than on other teams, but that’s what makes him the coach. He has every right to coach his team how he sees fit. THAT’S WHY HE’S THE COACH IN THE FIRST PLACE… TO SET HIS STANDARD. He is there to provide structure and an operating procedure. So if you want to complain about Goodell fining players for celebrating, I’m with you 100%. He shouldn’t have the right to do that, unless there are injury concerns involved. It’s just creepy and abusive. But again, a coach needs to coach… not entertain fans. Being entertaining to you is not a coaches job. Coaching the team is.

So Mularky is trying to get professional players to act professional and that’s wrong and ruining the gameday experience?

As stated before, Barry Sanders didnt need to show off when he scored, he did that in the field of play with his running abilities. Im personally tired of someone scoring on a 1yd run and celebrating like they just broke a 50 yarder.

Only here on PFT message boards would people question charitable contributions.

It’s a great idea.

If you want to watch dancing during NFL games then you need to watch the cheerleaders.

The first down celebrations, tackle celebrations, big hit celebrations have to go. It’s like “ok. You made a play. Big deal…move on!”

I’d be so happy to see a 15 yard penalty every time, even on my team, if that would put an end to meaningless celebrations like them…