#locker-room-celebration

#locker-room-celebration

Nearly two hours after beating the New England Patriots 29-13 at Levi's Stadium, Darnold strode through what normally is the 49ers' locker room and headed toward the far corner he occupied two years ago, when he was Brock Purdy's backup on another Super Bowl team that endured a much harsher outcome than this Sunday night's. "It feels good to be back in here. I love this locker room, love this stadium," Darnold said. "It's an unbelievable place."

Vrabel started the postgame address to his team with a credit to their mentality while playing away from Gillette Stadium. "I don't know what else needs to be said. It's about being road warriors," Vrabel told the team. "We'll play wherever they want us to play." Having credited both offense and defense for their respective performances in the victory against Tennessee, Vrabel then tried to bring the moment to a close.

As the Blue Jays doused each other with champagne, as is tradition, a familiar song bellowed through the visiting Yankee Stadium locker room: Frank Sinatra's signature Big Apple tune, "Theme from New York, New York." The Blue Jays are playing "New York, New York" during their locker room celebration 🍾 pic.twitter.com/AImJl6rC1u- FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) October 9, 2025 When Sinatra sings "start spreading the news..." this isn't usually the kind of celebration that baseball fans picture. It was none other than manager John Schneider who got the festivities going, with an extremely NSFW speech leading up to "start spreading the news, b------," before the entire team let the corks pop.