Buckeyes in the NFL, Week 14: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ has gone pro, courtesy of Brian Hartline

Since Eleven Warriors helped ignite the "Bosa Shrug" phenomenon, it has swept the nation.

Men, women, children, babies, pumpkins, "The Situation" and – my personal favorite – Big XII Commissioner Bob Bowlsby have all embraced Bosa's signature celebration. With only three full weeks left in the year, I'm ready to declare the "Bosa Shrug" as the 2014's hottest move. Sorry, Bobby Shmurda.

It will be a couple years before Bosa is able to hit the shrug at the NFL level, so it's up to someone else to keep his seat warm. That someone is Brian Hartline: 

The Program. The Tradition. The Excellence. @jbbigbear @brianhartline pic.twitter.com/qKk4BpbhMs

— WE WANT BAMA (@DawgPoundDSGN) December 7, 2014

Bosa responded, either in kind or with a veiled threat for a copyright infringement lawsuit:

@brianhartline I see you

— Joey Bosa (@jbbigbear) December 7, 2014

Hawk's Diminishing Role

Green Bay's victory over New England, last week, may be the NFL's most impressive win of the season. In a strong Packers defensive performance, it also marked a significant shift in snaps at linebacker.

A.J. Hawk has either led the team or finished second in tackles in six of his first seven seasons in Green Bay. This year, he is only behind Morgan Burnett for the highest tackle total on the squad. At this rate, Hawk figures to slip a little further behind Burnett.

Linebacker Sam Barrington has seemingly usurped Hawk for his inside linebacker spot:

Interesting development at ILB - Sam Barrington with 49 snaps and AJ Hawk with 27

— Bryan Hall (@PFF_BryanHall) December 1, 2014

Defensive coordinator Dom Capers will adjust Hawk's role depending on the game. Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski is a matchup nightmare for anyone, but especially if Hawk tried to shadow him. Instead of dealing with that headache, Capers put Barrington on the field. 

Moving forward, Hawk's role isn't necessarily defined.

"I would say it would vary from week to week," Capers said, via ESPNWisconsin.com. "Again, based off what our opponent is doing, you’ll see different personnel groups and different people involved in those. It could change from one week to the next based on your injury situation, who’s available. The purpose is to try to get your best 11 people against who they put out there and the match-ups."

Play of the Week

This article led off with Hartline's touchdown celebration, but failed to show how he got to the end zone.

Well, here it is – Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill squeezes a pass to Hartline inside the five yard line:

How They Fared in Week 14