C.J. Stroud's Touchdown Celebration Pays Tribute to Movie, Breaks Passing Record

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The Houston Texans celebrated a touchdown by quarterback C.J. Stroud by having him pretend to punch an offensive lineman in the face, in an apparent tribute to the 2001 movie "Baby Boy." The celebration came after a controversial no-call on a Trevor Lawrence interception, which led to the Texans scoring a go-ahead touchdown. Stroud, a rookie, is a top contender for Rookie of the Year and has his sights set on a playoff appearance and potential MVP award. The matchup between the Texans and Jaguars, featuring Lawrence and Stroud, is considered a must-see game in the AFC South.
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