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.

Moorpark's Drake London reeled in a 7-yard TD pass from Kirk Cousins with 38 seconds to play to lift the Falcons to a win over the Eagles on Monday.

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.

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.

Atlanta entered the season expecting to field a high-powered aerial attack. It struggled in the season opener, as nine-figure free agent quarterback Kirk Cousins went 16-of-26 for 155 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions.

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.”