Dak Prescott’s odd, hip-thrusting warmup took the NFL world by storm last week when Sunday Night Football made a point to highlight the unconventional routine.
Since then, we’ve seen other quarterbacks (and even Nick Bosa) bust out their own versions of the Dak Dance during pregame warmups. Well, it was Ezekiel Elliott’s turn on Sunday — as a celebration.
After the Cowboys running back took a screen pass to the house for a 17-yard touchdown against the Lions, Elliott paid homage to Prescott’s viral dance.
It’s officially a thing.
And another look:
The score gave the Cowboys a 14-point lead, and the Dak Dance clearly worked out well for Prescott. With five minutes remaining in the game, he had passed for nearly 400 yards and three touchdowns.
