rainmaker

Does anyone know the significance of the "swim move" celebration that Moss, Welker and others around the league seem to be doing alot after they score a touchdown? It's cool and all, but does it have any meaning?

Remix 6

"the split" as in "splitting coverage"

thats what Moss started to show he can still split coverage and WElker just copied it.

54's_the_Mike

I thought he was opening an elevator door.

Keegs

what most people don't know is that in Jr. High, Moss was a district champion in the breaststroke. He has always been proud of this fact and when he scores a td, he likes to go back to the glory days and celebrate a little.

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IndyKen

I read a couple months ago it means he "split" the defense. Apparantly some scribes wrote earlier in the year he couldn't gain seperation any more, so it's his answer to them.

Patriot_in_NY

I though he was just headed back to where that place he came from

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NEGIRLPATSFAN

SPREADING THE DEFENCE PEEK ABOO

Disco Volante

For each TD Moss helps the Pats get closer to beating the spread each week.

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rainmaker

Now we know! Moss answered it in a recent interview.

Q: After you score a touchdown you do this, what does this [your touchdown celebration] mean?
RM: At the beginning of the year, you guys talked about how I lost my step and really wasn’t into the game of football. Coming off my hamstring injury in training camp that - I don’t even know how long the play was, but it was against the Jets, that long 70-80-something yarder. I thought to myself that physically I didn’t think that I was able to do that, to run like that, because I’m coming straight off a hamstring injury - so for me to be able to part the defense like I did that’s basically me parting the defense. That’s where it came from.