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"Lions Have Entered the Tigers Curse": NFL Fans React as Amon-Ra St. Brown Does Donald Trump Dance to Celebrate TD
Amon-Ra St. Brown acknowledged President Trump's presence with a popular dance celebration first seen after Trump's 2024 election victory, highlighting sports and politics intersection.
- On Nov. 7, Amon-Ra St. Brown performed a `Trump dance` after scoring at Northwest Stadium, pointing toward the suite where President Donald Trump was seated.
- Amid a trend since last fall, St. Brown's move referenced President Donald Trump's distinctive dance, which professional and college athletes have mimicked since shortly after Trump's 2024 victory.
- After scoring in the first quarter, Amon-Ra St. Brown celebrated with the `Trump dance`, pumping both fists while swaying his hips and signaling toward the suite.
- ESPN reported President Donald Trump was in contact with Josh Harris, Commanders principal owner, as Washington plans a $3.7 billion stadium project on the old Robert F. Kennedy Stadium site.
- Multiple athletes across leagues have mimicked the celebration over the past 12 months, while President Donald Trump's second term sporting appearances included events like the FIFA Club World Cup and Daytona 500.
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NFL player apologizes over backlash for doing Trump dance: 'I did not mean to offend anyone'
A Detroit Lions player says he is sorry if he hurt anyone's feelings.The Lions crushed the Washington Commanders 44-22 in Landover, Maryland, on Sunday, in a game that featured a flyover from President Trump in Air Force One.'It had nothing to do with who the president was.'The event included the president in the commentary booth, and Trump swore in members of the military over a chorus of boos from Commanders fans.Fans were likely equally as pe…
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Donald Trump attends a NFL game – and a German-American cheers his touchdown with a greeting to the President. That's not without consequences.
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Leaning Left2Leaning Right5Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution56% Right
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56% Right
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C 22%
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