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What Dallas Cowboys player celebrated in the end zone by pulling imaginary guns and blowing on them?
Updated: 10/27/2022
It was a part of flamboyant Cowboys wide receiver Butch Johnson's "California Quake" celebration. Johnson, who played for Dallas from 1976 to 1983, irritated the NFL and the Cowboys hierarchy with his antics. So he was forced to adopt a milder version of the celebration.
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