Pete Carroll climbs lockers after Seattle Seahawks win

BALTIMORE, Dec. 14 (UPI) -- Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll was literally screaming from the rooftops following the teams 35-6 win Sunday over the Baltimore Ravens.

The 64-year-old coach climbed on top of the lockers at M&T Bank Stadium to address his team after the emotional victory.

"It was just that moment of feeling really good, then all of a sudden, there I was," Carroll told the team's website.

"The locker room was divided so you couldn't see all the fellas," Carroll said.

Carroll even showed off his moonwalk skills during the stunt.

Since kicking off the season 2-4, Seattle [8-5] has won six of its last seven games.

Quarterback Russell Wilson has completed 89-of-118 passes for 1,171 yards, 16 touchdowns and zero interceptions during the Seahawks' four game winning streak.

Carroll owns a 58-35 record, including a 7-3 playoff record in Seattle.