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Come Fan with UsWednesday, August 5, 2026

No more Usain Bolt celebrations in Cleveland?

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From the Charlotte Observer:

...Greg Little, now with the Cleveland Browns, said Monday after practice that he’s not going to do “the Bolt pose” after first downs because it’s being perceived negatively. “I think,” Little said, “if we were 3-0 I think everybody would be doing the pose, but we’re 0-3 so everybody does not want to see that.”

Hold updid everyone else realize Greg Little was celebrating like this? Can someone please convince him to keep it going all season? Because there's really nothing more perfect than a Cleveland Browns wide receiver celebrating every 12-yard catch like he just won a Gold Medal.

Who cares if the team’s winless, he should do it because they’re winless. ROCK ON, GREG LITTLE.

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