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Did Beckham Jr Score the Greatest Touchdown in NFL History?

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Was it the greatest touchdown in NFL history?

This is Odell Beckham Jr stunning one-handed catch to score a touchdown for the New York Giants against NFL rivals the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night at the MetLife stadium. It was not enough to save the Giants from losing the game 31-28 but that touchdown has set social media alight with everyone talking about this unbelievable catch.

It happened at the start of the second quarter after Eli Manning had let fly with a 50-yard throw upfield. Beckham tiptoed down the right being grabbed, shoved and spun sideways by Dallas defender Brandon Carr.

The 22-year-old’s stunning grab may have been in vain, but the rookie has got the whole of the National Football League, and the rest of the world, talking about his amazing athleticism.

Beckham leaps, catches the ball with one hand, twists himself sideways, stays in bounds, and lands in the end zone. Simply flawless.

“I haven’t really seen it yet. I saw it on the replays,” said Beckham, who finished with 10 catches for 146 yards.

“I hope it is not the greatest catch because with time I hope I can make more. It really means nothing. You still go home at the end of the day with a loss, and that’s just not a good feeling.”

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Beckham Jr finished the game with ten catches, 146 yards and two touchdowns but it wasn’t enough to lead his team to victory with Dez Bryant scoring a last-minute touchdown to win it for the Dallas Cowboys.

“I have played this game for 10 years,” the Giants safety Antrel Rolle said, “and that was the greatest catch I’ve seen.”

Sports stars from around the World in Sport were quick to praise Beckham Jr’s stunning catch on social media:

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