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It didn’t take long for the Pittsburgh Steelers to punish young quarterback Zach Mettenberger during Monday night’s football game. After the Steelers opened the game up with a field goal, Tennessee got the ball but they wouldn’t hold it for long.
On the Titan’s very first play from scrimmage, Mettenberger would throw a pass behind his intended receiver and right to William Gay who would then waltz into the endzone, courtesy of his defensive linemen’s excellent blocking of Titans linemen who look like they really couldn’t care less.
Gay would then celebrate by doing “the LeBron” high-step which is pretty awesome which will hopefully lead to more basketball-related celebrations that will unfortunately not include goalpost dunking.
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