Doug Baldwin loads a mound during TD Seahawks celebration

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The Seattle Seahawks used a baseball themed celebration after a touchdown by Ed Dickson.

After another touchdown by the Seattle Seahawks, Doug Baldwin and Tyler Lockett congratulated the fans with a baseball touchdown celebration in the middle of the World Series: Lockett pretended to drill Baldwin, who then loaded the mound.

The celebration took place after Russell Wilson found Ed Dickson, who was making his Seahawk debut, for a 12-yard touchdown at the end of the first half; Extra point kicker Sebastian Janikowski was 21-7. It was the team's third touchdown in the second quarter after being beaten 7-0 in the first.

The Lockett Drumline Celebration

This is not the first time Lockett celebrates his season. In week 6, he and his receivers Seahawks recreated a fight scene from Nick Cannon's movie Drumline.

"Oh yes, I had a lot of fun," Lockett said after the victory over the Oakland Raiders, by 247Sports. "When [Jaron Brown] marked we did the little celebration 'Drumline'. "Drumline" was a movie that was a long time ago. And the guy ended up playing and I was Nick Cannon. I was Nick Cannon and I believe Nick Cannon started playing the drums of the other guy; so I played on Doug's drum. And that's when the guy went crazy and hit him. So Doug pretended to punch me and I exploded a bit; so we think in practice trying to have fun every time we score. "