what the fukk
that front office nazi
Cooks irked NFL outlawing bow and arrow move
New Orleans Saints receiver
Brandin Cooks is frustrated by the NFL's sudden crackdown on the bow-and-arrow touchdown celebration that he began as a sign of his faith in God.
Cooks himself has never been fined or penalized for the gesture, which has become so associated with him that the NFL Players Association and a partner company created an emoji of Cooks shooting an arrow.
Washington Redskinscornerback
Josh Norman was
hit with both a penalty and a fine two weeks ago, with the NFL's head of officiating Dean Blandino explaining that it "mimics a violent act."
Cooks said he plans to keep doing the celebration in some form, although he doesn't want to hurt his team by drawing a flag.
"Well, there are different forms of doing it. You just can't shoot [the arrow]," Cooks
told NOLA.com. "I'm still going to pull it out. Whatever happens after that happens. I don't want to do anything to jeopardize my team, but I'll figure something out."
Cooks has adopted the nickname, "The Archer," which he uses on social media.
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