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Posted by jellis at 1/4/2011 5:25 PM CST on truebluefanclub.com
First it was Marc Colombo and Jason Witten drawing a penalty on their chest bump, then Sam Hurd and Roy Williams getting flagged for the twin hook 'em horns. Marion Barber was penalized in Week 16 for pulling his helmet off after a score.
While defensive lineman Jason Hatcher didn't draw a flag for his sack celebration against Philadelphia on Sunday, he was criticized during the broadcast for pretending to take off his belt and whipping the air after bringing down Kevin Kolb.
While the Cowboys weren't losing this time, as they were when Igor Olshansky embarassed some fans for dancing after a run stop in a blowout against Jacksonville this year, Hatcher only whipped an Eagles backup, in a game where they benched all their best players.
Hatcher apparently got wind of what was said Sunday, and defended himself via Twitter.
"When I'm get a sack I'm going to celebrate everytime!!!," he tweeted. "I heard what the commentator from the phillie game said. Whoever it was. You not going to still my joy. I'm going to enjoy playing the game I love. So keep talking!!! Lmao!!!!! Straight to the bank."
Hatcher, along with fellow defensive ends Marcus Spears and Stephen Bowen, is scheduled for free agency this offseason.
First it was Marc Colombo and Jason Witten drawing a penalty on their chest bump, then Sam Hurd and Roy Williams getting flagged for the twin hook 'em horns. Marion Barber was penalized in Week 16 for pulling his helmet off after a score.
While defensive lineman Jason Hatcher didn't draw a flag for his sack celebration against Philadelphia on Sunday, he was criticized during the broadcast for pretending to take off his belt and whipping the air after bringing down Kevin Kolb.
While the Cowboys weren't losing this time, as they were when Igor Olshansky embarassed some fans for dancing after a run stop in a blowout against Jacksonville this year, Hatcher only whipped an Eagles backup, in a game where they benched all their best players.
Hatcher apparently got wind of what was said Sunday, and defended himself via Twitter.
"When I'm get a sack I'm going to celebrate everytime!!!," he tweeted. "I heard what the commentator from the phillie game said. Whoever it was. You not going to still my joy. I'm going to enjoy playing the game I love. So keep talking!!! Lmao!!!!! Straight to the bank."
Hatcher, along with fellow defensive ends Marcus Spears and Stephen Bowen, is scheduled for free agency this offseason.
