Lions' Viral 'Human Centipede' Celebration Video Featuring Amon-Ra St. Brown Explained by TeSlaa

NFL fans probably didn't think the Scottish Claymores of NFL Europe fame were going to be a storyline during Week 10 of the season, but they apparently inspired the Detroit Lions' centipede celebration in Sunday's win over the New England Patriots.

After Amon-Ra St. Brown scored one of his two touchdowns in the 35-10 victory, he led the head-turning celebration. 

Isaac TeSlaa was a part of it and explained the Lions were inspired by the former NFL Europe team. 

"I don't remember the other team, but one of the teams was the Claymores," he said. "… I don't know if it was them or the other team that they were playing, but I guess that was like something that they did, and then the other team did it to make fun of them or something like that. But we saw that, and obviously we're known for our celebrations, so we were all like, 'We gotta pull that one out.'"

TeSlaa also scored a touchdown in the win, but his role in the celebration may have been even more memorable.