Falcons wide receiver Drake London was penalized after catching a touchdown pass in the final minute of Atlanta’s 22-21 victory in Philadelphia on Monday night for pretending to shoot in the air, a violation of a longstanding NFL rule that prohibits such gestures.

Falcons receiver Drake London said Wednesday that he's "not too happy" with his touchdown celebration in Atlanta's win over the Eagles on Monday night when he pretended to shoot a gun into the air following his clutch score late in the fourth quarter.

Coach Raheem Morris called wide receiver Drake London pretending to fire a gun, just over a week after the team honored victims of the shooting at Apalachee High School, “a mistake.”

Falcons Coach Raheem Morris calls London pretending to fire a gun – about a week honoring victims of a school shooting near Atlanta – 'a mistake.'

The Atlanta Falcons stunned the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 2 walking away with a 22-21 victory on Monday Night Football. Kirk Cousins led a game-winning drive taking the team 70 yards in 1:05 and threw a touchdown pass to Drake London to tie the game at 21.

The Atlanta Falcons got a massive win on the road against the Philadelphia Eagles earlier this week, scoring a late touchdown to clinch the game. Anytime a team can grab a victory on the road is special but it's especially meaningful when it comes on Monday Night Football.

Falcons wide receiver Drake London put his team in a tough spot with the penalty he earned following the game-deciding touchdown he scored against the

Falcons coach Raheem Morris spoke to the media following the team’s nail-biting Week 2 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, where wide receiver Drake London became the center of attention after a post-touchdown celebration that led to an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty.