The Trump dance is gaining popularity within the NFL, with several players showcasing their moves inspired by President-elect Donald Trump. Raiders tight end, a Titans wide receiver, and a Lions defensive end joined in on the trend, following the lead of Nick Bosa.
During a game against Miami, Raiders tight end Brock Bowers displayed the Trump dance after making a significant play, garnering attention for his celebratory moves. Bowers mentioned that he had seen the dance performed by UFC fighter Jon Jones and found it intriguing.
Similarly, Titans wide receiver Calvin Ridley and Lions defensive end Za’Darius Smith also incorporated the Trump dance into their celebrations during their respective games. The dance has even made its way to international sports, with players from the English soccer club Barnsley incorporating it into their goal celebrations.
Notably, Nick Bosa of the San Francisco 49ers was fined by the NFL for wearing a 'Make America Great Again' hat during a postgame interview, which violated the league's uniform and equipment rules. Bosa has been seen performing the Trump dance with his teammates on multiple occasions, further popularizing the trend.
College players have also embraced the Trump dance, showcasing its influence beyond professional sports. The dance has become a recognizable celebration across various levels of athletics, highlighting its widespread appeal.
Overall, the Trump dance trend continues to make waves in the NFL and beyond, with players across different sports and leagues incorporating it into their post-play celebrations.
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