Pete Carroll should always be mic'd up. (Twitter: NFL)

Pete Carroll, the NFL's second-oldest coach at 64, never lacks enthusiasm or energy. Early this season, the Seahawks coach celebrated a win by standing on top of the lockers. On Sunday, Carroll didn't wait until after the game to celebrate his team's win over the Browns. He started during the game.

Luckily, Carroll was mic'd up. After a Russell Wilson touchdown pass, Carroll went crazy, praising members of the offensive line for their stellar pass protection, which gave Wilson plenty of time to locate an open receiver in the end zone.

Or in Carroll's exact words, Wilson was "freaking cooking steaks back there."

Carroll should be excited about his team's passing game. In Wilson's last five games, he completed 74.3 percent of his passes for 1,420 yards, 19 touchdowns, and zero interceptions. His passer rating in those four games: 143.6.

The Seahawks also clinched a wild-card spot by beating the Browns, which probably had Carroll feeling like this ...

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