Drake London pretended to fire a gun into the air after a huge touchdown.
The Atlanta Falcons stunned the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 2 walking away with a 22-21 victory on Monday Night Football. Kirk Cousins led a game-winning drive taking the team 70 yards in 1:05 and threw a touchdown pass to Drake London to tie the game at 21.
That's when things got interesting. London celebrated by pretending to fire a gun into the air while standing right next to an official. A flag was thrown and the game-winning extra point had to be taken from 48 yards out. Luckily, kickers are awesome these days and Younghoe Koo drilled it. Here's the entire sequence that flipped the result of the game.London was penalized for what the NFL considers a "violent gesture." Deshaun Watson and David Njoku were previously fined for gun-related celebrations last season.#BrownsStephen Douglas is a Senior Writer on the Breaking & Trending News Team at Sports Illustrated.
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