... seems that there is quite a bit of confusion, or maybe no research into, at least one. The taunting rule.

Yes this will be a judgement call, but no more than holding or pass interference.

If a player scores on a play then it is a matter of timing on if this penalty is called and if score counts or not. Just like a holding call or block in the back.

If the player “taunts” while still in the field of play then a penalty can be called which would nullify the score.

No high stepping when no one is around you.

No holding the ball out in front of you or pointing at a player who can’t make the tackle from 15 yards away.

No diving summersaults into the end zone. Or diving for that matter, if no on...

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