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 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.

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.

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

Kirk Cousins led a flawless last-minute drive for Atlanta and connected with Drake London for a 7-yard touchdown with 34 seconds left to give the Falcons a 22-21 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.

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 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 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.