"It's something I've always wanted to do," the backup quarterback said of his TD celebration. "Thank God he didn't have a knife."
Looking back on Thursday night's jaw-dropping incident , Dominic Davis is glad no one was hiding a weapon. Davis rushed in after scoring his second short-yard touchdown late in the fourth quarter in Winnipeg. In the back of the end zone, he threw the football at the Blue Bombers logo and decided to dove into the stands.
His fans of over 31,000 Bombers were already feeling surly. Davis' one yard on his run saw him tie the game 17–17, but initially he was stopped on third down, but Winnipeg linebacker Donald Rutledge Jr. scored offside his penalty. imposed a new series of downs on Ars.
End Those sitting in the front row of his zone pushed Davis away, but at least one of him was seen throwing a punch to his backup quarterback's head. but he never took off his helmet.
"It's something I've always wanted to do," Davis said of jumping into the stands. "I knew there would be headwinds. Thank God he didn't have a knife.
"It was a spur of the moment," he added. "I was trying to show my passion and keep the crowd going wild while still providing entertainment for the fans. It's all about love. The Winnipeg guys know it's all about love. put me in a pretty good mood, and I knew (what to expect) and expected it when I jumped in.
First time in Montreal Davis, who became a short-yarding specialist in 2018, scored both touchdowns for the Als in a 20-17 overtime victory in 10 games this season, leading the team. Has 9 touchdowns, or almost half of Als' 20 offense score.
