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I wish I knew one of these sorry individuals that had to go stigmatize themselves with stupidity, before their presupposed championship teams actually, well you know, WON. For the meanwhile, these strangers and their well-documented, supremely obvious mistakes will suffice.
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In their game against the Dallas Cowboys Sunday, New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. caught a pass from Eli Manning with just one hand, scoring a touchdown.
Unfortunately the Giants lost 31-28, but that catch though...
"That is absolutely impossible what he just did," said NBC commentator Cris Collinsworth. "That may be the greatest catch I've ever seen in my life.
The NFL tweeted that Odell's catch basically pulled a Kardashian butt.
Odell Beckham just broke the internets.
Catch. Of. The. Year. #DALvsNYG http://t.co/e8J5kzCFN4
— NFL (@nfl) November 24, 2014And it has also inspired some "Things Odell Could Catch" memes on Twitter.
"@Khokhlachuu: #ThingsOdellCouldCatch pic.twitter.com/kjTZTH3xkL" yall couldn't wait huh.......
— Trell (@CantrellPicou) November 24, 2014This is why I have photoshop. Odell Beckham Jr. #NYGvsDAL #SNF pic.twitter.com/rgirHdNC7T
— Mike Johnston (@MikeyJ_MMA) November 24, 2014You can watch the full video below:
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In these dark and unpredictable times Marshawn Lynch is the treasure at the end of the damn Skittles rainbow, dude. Watching the unintentionally hilarious retired Seattle Seahawk who was once famous for his one word press responses now engage in entertaining dialogue with various folk around Scotland is well, it's everything.
Keep an eye out for one of the highlights when Lynch straight up overloads a lady with 50 bags of Skittles.
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@EAMaddenNFL #WeGotGot https://t.co/IPkKXAAgkM
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) July 22, 2015
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So, it turns out Ryan Fitzpatrick has a laugh on par with the Pillsbury Doughboy. The laugh itself is more of a shock than Nick Mangold's photobomb.
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Before being an NFL quarterback, Harvard graduate Ryan Fitzpatrick got the fifth highest score of all time on the Wonderlic Test, the NFL's intelligence and aptitude test that all players must take before being eligible to play. So we knew Fitz was smart, but on Sunday, he set out to show the world that he isn't the only brainiac in his family.
Can you multiply 93 times 97 in your head that quickly? Didn't think so.
