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Ja'Marr Chase Makes Stunning Toe-Tap TD Catch
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In Short: Ja'Marr Chase made a stunning toe-tap touchdown catch against the Houston Texans, drawing praise from NFL insiders and fans.
Ja'Marr Chase made a stunning toe-tap touchdown catch against the Houston Texans, drawing praise from NFL insiders and fans.
Chase hauled in a back-shoulder pass from Joe Burrow, toe-tapping his feet in the front corner of the end zone.
The catch required exceptional body control and timing, as Chase adjusted to the ball while almost stumbling to the turf.
ESPN's Mina Kimes marveled, 'Ja'Marr Chase, holy bleep, dude. How.
NFL insider Jordan Schultz also expressed shock at Chase's ability to make such a difficult catch.
Chase's performance in Week 2 was a stark contrast to his poor showing in Week 1, where he had just two catches for 12 yards.
In the second game, Chase had six catches for 70 yards, including the spectacular touchdown.
The catch has sparked debate on social media, with many comparing it to some of the most famous plays in NFL history.
Chase's talent is undeniable, and the catch is further evidence of the high-caliber receivers LSU has produced.
Chase and Odell Beckham Jr., another LSU product, both called Baton Rouge, Louisiana, home in college.
The catch is a testament to Chase's skill and resilience, bouncing back from a subpar performance in Week 1.
What's confirmed
- Ja'Marr Chase made a stunning toe-tap touchdown catch against the Houston Texans, drawing praise from NFL insiders and fans.
- Chase hauled in a back-shoulder pass from Joe Burrow, toe-tapping his feet in the front corner of the end zone.
- The catch required exceptional body control and timing, as Chase adjusted to the ball while almost stumbling to the turf.
- ESPN's Mina Kimes marveled, 'Ja'Marr Chase, holy bleep, dude. How.
- NFL insider Jordan Schultz also expressed shock at Chase's ability to make such a difficult catch.
- Chase's performance in Week 2 was a stark contrast to his poor showing in Week 1, where he had just two catches for 12 yards.
- In the second game, Chase had six catches for 70 yards, including the spectacular touchdown.
- The catch has sparked debate on social media, with many comparing it to some of the most famous plays in NFL history.
- Chase's talent is undeniable, and the catch is further evidence of the high-caliber receivers LSU has produced.
- Chase and Odell Beckham Jr., another LSU product, both called Baton Rouge, Louisiana, home in college.
- The catch is a testament to Chase's skill and resilience, bouncing back from a subpar performance in Week 1.
What's still developing
- Despite that, he showed why he’s one of the best receivers in the NFL with an insane touchdown grab.
- SET YOUR LINEUPS: PFN’s Free Fantasy Start/Sit Optimizer Chase had an awful game in Week 1.
- Chase is one of the best receivers in the NFL, and no metric is needed to tell you that.
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- Ja'Marr Chase had a highlight reel grab in Week 2 and Bengals legend Chad Johnson and the NFL world reacted in awe.
- Ja’Marr Chase has no easy matchup today against one of the best secondaries in the NFL, the Houston Texans.
- Entering the fourth quarter, he has six catches for 70 yards.
- First, look at this alternate angle, which highlights the adjustment and the toe drag along the sideline to complete the touchdowns: But now, consider this angle, where you see Chase almost stumble to the turf before he begins to track the ball in flight.
- Chase was on the other end of a deep throw downfield from quarterback Joe Burrow in the first half of Sunday’s game between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Houston Texans.
- With the Bengals offense facing a 1st-and-10 at the Houston 32-yard line, Burrow dropped deep in the pocket and targeted Chase on a vertical route.
- Instead of falling, however, Chase manages to stay upright, make the adjustment, and secure the throw for a touchdown: This is the title for the native ad Murray is out for Week 2 with a concussion, but there’s hope he can play Week 3.
- It was a catch that sent social media into a frenzy, quickly debating whether the play was better than one of the most famous ones in NFL history.