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Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

Vikings celebrate touchdown with duck, duck, goose

Now THIS is a quality group celebration.

The Minnesota Vikings had to wait a while to bust out a celebration, but when Case Keenum threw a touchdown to Kyle Rudolph they were ready.

Rudolph and the majority of the Vikings offense played a game of duck, duck, goose in the end zone.

Apparently, this game is called “duck, duck, gray duck” in Minnesota, which is something that I — not a Minnesotan — have never heard before.

A year ago, a lot of this celebration would have been illegal. Players couldn’t go to the ground and couldn’t choreograph with teammates in celebrations. Now it’s legal and that’s a good thing, because this is great.

Offensive linemen haven’t been involved in touchdown dances much, but this one got the whole team involved. That’s good stuff, Vikings.

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