Jeremy Hill channeled his inner Ickey Woods on Sunday.
The Cincinnati Bengals running back scored the game-tying touchdown with 4:32 remaining in the fourth quarter during his team’s matchup with the Carolina Panthers. To celebrate, Hill paid tribute to the former Bengals running back by busting out his signature end zone celebration, most recently dubbed the “cold cuts shuffle” thanks to a Geico commercial featuring Woods himself.
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Hill’s touchdown tied the game, which would eventually go into overtime. Neither team could break the deadlock, though, and the game ended in a 37-37 tie, making it the highest-scoring tie in NFL history.
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