By Mummy Grace 
Vikings’ Camryn Bynum Promises Show-Stopping Dance Celebrations vs. Lions
As the Minnesota Vikings prepare for their pivotal showdown against the Detroit Lions, Camryn Bynum has one message for fans: get ready for some unforgettable celebrations. Despite the game’s massive stakes—a division title, a first-round bye, and home-field playoff advantage—Bynum insists his signature post-turnover routines are here to stay.
“You’ll see a big one when we get a turnover,” Bynum told TMZ Sports. “It’s going to be another big one—might be the best one yet. You’ll know exactly what it is when we do it.”
Bynum, known for his creative choreography inspired by movies like White Chicks and High School Musical, said he’s got no shortage of ideas. “I have a giant list in my phone—at least 30 to 40 celebrations to choose from,” he revealed. “We pick based on the vibe of the week and who we’re playing.”
Celebrations Keep the Vibes High
As the Vikings gear up for the postseason, Bynum emphasizes the importance of keeping the team loose and motivated. “We want to enjoy it but also have that motivation to make more plays so we can do more celebrations,” he said.
Bynum’s positivity isn’t limited to the dance floor. He’s also all-in on quarterback Sam Darnold, who’s enjoying a career resurgence with 4,153 passing yards and 35 touchdowns this season.
“Sam is a dog,” Bynum said. “Nobody else I’d rather have leading our team. He’s shown why he deserves this, and we’re super confident in him heading into the playoffs.”
Vikings vs. Lions: A Clash for the Ages
Sunday’s matchup against Detroit is one of the most consequential games in NFL history, with both teams entering at 14-2. The winner secures the NFC North crown and a first-round playoff bye, while the loser faces the tougher road as the fifth seed.
For Bynum and the Vikings, the stakes couldn’t be higher—but so is the excitement. Whether it’s stellar defense or viral celebrations, fans are guaranteed a show.
So grab your popcorn—it’s going to be a game (and dance) to remember.