Dolphins star Zach Sieler becomes the latest NFL player to perform the controversial 'Donald Trump dance'

The 'Donald Trump' creation continues to expanse the NFL, with Dolphins antiaircraft tackle Zach Sieler the latest to imitate the president-elect.

Over caller weeks, stars from crossed sports person been celebrating connected the tract by shuffling similar Trump.

The 78-year-old popularized the moves during the caller statesmanlike election campaign, earlier helium sealed a instrumentality to the White House.

Brock Bowers, Calvin Ridley and Nick Bosa were among the archetypal athletes to imitate Trump and, connected Sunday, Sieler joined the craze.

The antiaircraft tackle pulled retired the 'Trump dance' during Miami's 34-15 triumph implicit the New England Patriots connected Sunday.

Sieler was soon flanked by teammates Calais Campbell and Emmanuel Ogbah, who joined successful the creation connected the field.

The NFL precocious confirmed it has 'no issue' with the celebration. 'It’s up to the networks to screen them arsenic they spot fit,' a spokesperson said.

UFC champion Jon Jones, golfer Charley Hull and USMNT prima Christian Pulisic besides performed the creation successful caller weeks.

Pulisic insisted it was not a governmental statement, claiming: 'It was conscionable for fun. I saw a clump of radical bash it and thought it was comic truthful I enjoyed it. I anticipation immoderate radical did.'

That prompted a beardown absorption from DailyMail.com columnist Tim Howard, who sent a connection to Pulisic and different actors doing the dance. 

'If you're going to marque a governmental connection past beryllium bold and brash capable to basal down it. Don’t spell quiescent and don’t plead innocence similar Christian Pulisic,' Howard said.

'Any amusement of enactment for Donald Trump is political... you cannot person it some ways. You're connected 1 broadside of this oregon the other. If you are bold capable to publically marque a statement, I don’t person a occupation with that. But ain it.'