Do you think you top five greatest celebration players of all time?

But now I never really thought about me being top whatever in celebrations.

I just knew that for me like people that watched me play during the era and the time that

I did people considered me I said that I was a trendsetter but I'm like how can I be

considered a trendsetter when I didn't really start it.

You had guys like Ikeewood shuffle, Ikeewood that did the Ikeewood shuffle when he was

a Cincinnati then you had and I didn't really I knew who I knew who Ikeewood was because

I had started following football but I didn't know who Billy White she was Johnson was.

You know the receiver that did the little you know whatever with the legs and he was

I guess that was his version of dancing.

So I just basically when I when I started playing that was like motivation for me because

I wasn't really a top recruit coming out of high school and so I just basically just

did it just for motivation to encourage me and inspire me to get into the end zone

because my mom really didn't really in high school she didn't really follow my football

career.

I never thought I would play beyond the collegiate level so when I started celebrating

that was a time for me because I was like I was a rookie at the time.

So I remember in high school there was a game that my mom had one of the few games that

she had gone to and I had a couple of plays here and there so after the game I asked

did she see a couple of my catches.

She had set that for four quarters and she asked me she goes well what number were you?

So I was like so I always remembered that so when I got into the league I'm like okay

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