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Patriots vs. Rams: Rob Gronkowski gives London something to look at

Gronk wants London to know what he brings to the table.

Jamie McDonald
James Dator
James Dator has been covering a wide range of sports for SB Nation for over a decade, with a special focus on the NFL.

Promise us one thing Gronk: You’ll never stop being Gronk.

Following an early touchdown dance we can assume was an homage to the palace guards, Ron Gronkowski needed to score again to give the people of England what they really wanted-- full, frontal, Gronk.

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Given that the Patriots' tight end is pulling from things he's seen in England, we can only assume this dance either came from London's red light district, or that the Patriots were showing "Magic Mike" on the flight over. In either event, we're happy that this is being exported across the pond.

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