Now that you’ve been exposed to and of Odell Beckham Jr.’s against the Cowboys on Sunday, I think it’s easy to say it’s tops this season. Heck, it may be tops all-time.
But his acrobatic grab wasn’t the only incredible catch this season. Here’s our completely subjective ranking of the best grabs of the 2014 season, through Week 12. (Agree or disagree with our picks? Let us know.)
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This may be , but for the average mortal, it’s not.
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All the talk of Beckham’s catch has seemed to overshadow Dolphins cornerback Brent Grimes’ one-handed interception over Calvin Johnson in Week 10. Miami was down 10-0 in the second quarter when Grimes picked off Matt Stafford and saved the Dolphins from falling deeper into a hole. Miami lost, 20-16, but more importantly … did you see how high Grimes jumped?
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Week 1. Fourth quarter with about two minutes remaining. Raiders down by 12. Derek Carr sees James Jones down field. Jones, with a defender all over him, leaps for the one-handed grab and still manages to get both feet in the end zone. Thirty-yard touchdown. Oakland still lost (of course), but it got one heck of a highlight to finish.
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Week 12’s matchup between the Broncos and Patriots in New England was billed as a must-see, but it turned out to be the case for only the Patriots. The Broncos turned in a dud, while Tom Brady and the Pats ran roughshod over Peyton Manning & Co. For Brady, the highlight came from his tight end, whose one-handed grab .
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Here’s the scenario: Week 6. Fourth quarter, Cowboys down three on 3rd-and-20 at their own 31. Dallas quarterback Tony Romo escapes two potential sacks and eyes Williams down field, along the right sideline. Romo launches, and Williams pulls in the ball while dragging both feet to stay in bounds. Cowboys get the first down and, three plays later, they go on to score the winning touchdown.
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