There have been plenty of funny and entertaining NFL touchdown celebrations in 2013. With the playoffs just around the corner, the Wall Street Journal decided to dissect all 1,150 scores so far this year in a comprehensive infographic and video montage to find out the most common celebrations. The “Bump and Jump” is the most common celebration, having occurred 130 times in 2013—11.3% of WSJ’s sample. Players have opted for the old-fashioned spike 79 times this season—6.9 percent of the time. [RELATED: Jets QB Geno Smith Becomes Victim of the Buttfumble - GIF] [RELATED: Broncos TE Julius Thomas Spikes Football in His Own Face] Of course most of the attention goes to the dancers, which account for 9.3 percent of touchdown celebrations. [RELATED: Gallery: Best GIFs From NFL Week 12] However, it turns out that the players who usually dance in the end zone are the ones who seldom score—often rookies, defensive players and benchwarmers. In fact, 64 percent of all the players who hav...
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