Cotchery.....

[lody]

anybody else saw the TD he caught? got up after a huge hit, Patriot's safety was too shocked to react...

[SniperShot]

I dunno, I didn't see it.

What I do know, is I hate players on my benching scoring 71 yard TD's.

[BucsFan88]

What I do know, is I hate players on my benching scoring 71 yard TD's.

... or starting players that are supposed to break out this year and then having 1 point for the first two games. Freakin Evans

[BucsFan88]

That TD was crazy by the way.

[killiansjmd]

He never quit on the play and had the awareness to keep going after the hit. He has looked real good so far and has good hands.

[pdub]

been following this kid for awhile.

he's for real.

[Free Bagel]

That was one of the best TD runs I've ever seen. He got hit low from one side and absolutely CREAMED high from the other side, but kept his knee barely a centimeter off the ground and took off 70+ yds for a TD while everyone else stood around shocked.

That's about as hard as I've seen a player get hit, to get hit like that and have his body bend like that and not even go down is nuts.

[Mercer Boy]

Well, although it was probably by sure luck and the laws of physics that he stayed on his feet for that one, it was an unbelievably awesome play.

Seriously...had he not been hit THAT hard by the other guy, there's no way his momentum would have kept him off the ground.

[A Fleshner Fantasy]

Well, although it was probably by sure luck and the laws of physics that he stayed on his feet for that one, it was an unbelievably awesome play.

Seriously...had he not been hit THAT hard by the other guy, there's no way his momentum would have kept him off the ground.

Right, but it was still great awareness to know that he was not down by contact, and to keep running.

[dissent]

That catch was amazing. Not only did he have the ability to not touch the ground, but he didn't miss a beat running toward the endzone either. He was on the WW, so needless to say I picked the guy up immediately after seeing that.