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Row Your Boat and Flying like Eagles: The Best Celebrations in Week 11

In week 11 a few teams who were making a way for themselves, the Chargers, Panthers and Redskins, all went down, while the Saints continued domination taking down the Eagles in a 41-point victory, the most significant loss in history by a defending Super Bowl champion. The Bears brought their win streak to four games in a row and might have had the best celebrations all weekend.

Note: The celebrations below are made public by team sites, media outlets, and players pages. We will add more when and if they become available.

Sing for your touchdown

After a pick-six, Eddie Jackson gathers his team for a quick singing performance, and of course, took a bow after with his teammates.

Row your boat

When’s the last time you went down the river, Anthony Miller and company went for the row, row rowing celebration in the Bears Sunday night win.

Trolling the Eagles

The Saints ‘Flew like an Eagle’ (get it) into the end zone on this drive, with just a bit of trolling for the 2017 Super Bowl Champions.

Teams got their celebration on as well as coaches and players got hype in the locker room with speeches and game balls after their victories.

Colts 38 Titans 10

Colts coach Frank Reich kept it short and sweet in the Colts locker room celebration.

Raven 24 Bengals 21

The Ravens got pumped after they took down an AFC North division rival in the Bengals.

Texans 23 Redskins 21

The Texans took down the Redskins by 2 points and get to 7 straight wins and celebrated after the game like the on fire team they are.

Lions 20 Panthers 19

The Lions take down the Panthers and celebrate Thanksgiving early with their locker room speeches.

Raiders 23 Cardinals 21

The Raiders gets just their second win of the season when they take down the Cardinals, and the team is excited in the locker room.

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Kailey Mizelle

Kailey Mizelle is a sports reporter and the social media manager for The Football Girl. A Florida native, she's adopted the Saints by marriage but is a keen observer of the entire NFL.