Typically, he would strut around, flapping his elbows while holding his hand over his head to simulate a shark's dorsal fin, a move that he learned from teammate Kevin Smith, who called it "the Shark Fin" from his days at Texas A&M University, where defensive backs used it to celebrate.
Typically, he would strut around, flapping his elbows while holding his hand over his head to mimic a shark's dorsal fin. This move was learned from teammate Kevin Smith, who named it "the Shark Fin" based on their practices at Texas A&M University, where defensive backs used similar gestures for celebration.