New York Jets running back Isaiah Crowell fell foul of officials for his cheeky touchdown celebration against the Cleveland Browns on Thursday, being penalized for making a butt wiping motion with the ball.
Crowell scored two second-quarter touchdowns against his former team – the second of which he celebrated by crouching down and rubbing the ball near his backside before tossing it into the crowd.
The celebration hit a bum note with officials, who handed him a 15-yard penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct.
"I didn't think about the touchdown celebration before the game," Crowell said after the game, denying he had intended it as a message to his former team or their fans. "It was just spur of the moment, but I need to control myself."
Jets head coach Todd Bowles was less than impressed, branding the celebration "inexcusable," adding: "We addressed it and it will never happen again."
The Browns had the last laugh, overturning a 14-0 deficit to win 21-17 to claim their first win since Christmas Eve 2016 – a remarkable barren streak of 19 games.
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