I’m not a Green Bay Packers fan, but I’ve always respected the franchise. I’ve also always thought the Lambeau Leap was a fantastic tradition that connected the players on the team to the die-hard fans closest to the action on the field.
On Sunday, Donald Driver – easily one of the most likable players in the entire NFL – scored a touchdown with 12:36 remaining in Green Bay’s matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The four-yard touchdown reception made the score 21-12, and the Packers would eventually win the game 24-15.
The above photo was snapped by AP photographer Mike Roemer, and it’s pretty much perfect. Driver is clearly excited to have scored his second touchdown of the season, and the fans in the photo (including the one on the left flashing a little metal) are equally excited.
Just a fantastic sports photo.
Check out more of Roemer’s work here.
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