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On Sunday, footage emerged of a shirtless Kirk Cousins celebrating with the remainder of his staff after the Minnesota Vikings<\/a> defeated the Washington Commanders on the highway. In a video posted to Instagram by teammate Cameron Dantzler, who was knocked out of the win over Washington with an ankle harm, Cousins could be seen with chains round his neck, doing his greatest to bop:<\/p>\n Honestly that appears extra like a warmup earlier than shoulder day on the gymnasium than anything, however I digress.<\/p>\n Now, maybe you thought that might be the top of the story. Sure, Cousins is having enjoyable this season, he\u2019s on the market attempting his greatest to hit the Griddy amongst different issues, however let him have some enjoyable, and we will all transfer on.<\/p>\n Wait, maintain on, I\u2019m being informed we have now a creating story in New Orleans.<\/p>\n One of the \u201cshirtless Adam Schefter\u201d selection:<\/p>\n Everyone, can we please settle down a bit? <\/p>\n Hopefully Schefter didn’t damage himself with this tribute to Cousins. After trying the Griddy at Soldier Field a season in the past, he was later recognized with a torn meniscus, which the ESPN <\/em>insider attributed to his try on the celebration:<\/p>\n Adam Schefter revealed that he suffered a torn meniscus in his knee, an harm he suspects occurred when he tried to do the \u201cGriddy\u201d dance at Soldier Field two weeks in the past. <\/p>\n The information was formally damaged by Schefter\u2019s ESPN colleague, Marcus Spears: https:\/\/t.co\/JzvtM6DJ5r<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/GwV1purljd<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Sports Illustrated (@SInow) January 6, 2022<\/a>\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<\/div>\n Oh by the best way the New Orleans Saints<\/a> host the Baltimore Ravens<\/a> on Monday Night Football<\/em> tonight. Can we please kick that sport off so we will do our greatest as a household to overlook this ever occurred? <\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n