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Miami Dolphins’ Gesicki Hopes to Polish His End Zone Celebrations
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Miami Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki concedes his latest touchdown celebration was too slow to develop.
After Gesicki made a leaping catch at the goal line last week in Jacksonville, there were fist pumps and hugs before he pushed two teammates away to simulate playing cards with Durham Smythe in the end zone.
“The planned part was with Durham,” Gesicki said. “Unfortunately he was on the sideline and had to run out onto the field, so that took a little bit more time. Hopefully we’ll get another shot moving forward.”
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