Which touchdown celebration was best through Week 19?

There’s a new favourite touchdown celebration in town and it’s courtesy of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

After winning numerous weeks, the Riders Troll Stroll has finally been dethroned.

80 per cent of you liked Matt Nichols Connor McGregor strut more than the Roughriders walk up the stairs.

This week, Nichols goes head-to-head with Tevaughn Campbell and the Montreal Alouettes defence.

First, let’s get a quick reminder of Nichols’ celebration.

With just over two minutes left in the first quarter, and on first and 10, Nichols dropped back and aired it out to Darvin Adams, who hauled in the pass and ran untouched into the end zone for the 72-yard score.

Adams has had a few impressive celebrations himself this season but this time it was all about his quarterback’s.

Nichols walked down the field doing his best McGregor impression and it was amazing.

Now, onto the Alouettes.

On second and 10, and the Als leading by just a single point in the third quarter, Tevaughn Campbell picked off a James Franklin pass that was intended for Duron Carter.

Campbell then ran the rock 37 yards untouched into the end zone for the pick-six.

His teammates then joined him in the end zone and did some sort of synchronized march. Not sure what exactly this is but they were all on the same page which made it great.

So which celebration do you like best? Nichols’ McGregor strut or the Als synchronization? Have your say below!