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Top 10 Catches in NFL History
By NFLRT on November 25, 2014
#4 - The Immaculate Reception
December 23, 1972 - AFC Divisional Playoff vs Raiders
The Steelers were down 7-6 to the Raiders on 4th & 10 with only 22 seconds left in the game. Terry Bradshaw threw the ball up to Steelers John “Frenchy” Fuqua, who was open in the middle of the field, but infamous Raider Jack Tatum delivered one of his signature hits to jar the ball from Fuqua. Rookie Franco Harris was running towards the ball so as to block for Fuqua once he made the catch, but found himself swooping in to catch the ball just before it hit the ground and ran it in for a touchdown.
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Rick
June 1, 2015 at 8:49 pm
WOW! All sorts of overrated catches on this list especially #1 and #2, “The Catch” is not as good as it seems David Tyree’s catch IS NOT THAT GOOD overrated. Eli Manning gets so much crap when David Tyree never would have even had he chance for the catch if it weren’t for him escaping the pocket. Where’s Brent Grimes? Catches should be based on how good the catch is not how much of an effect it has on the game. The helmet catch wasn’t even that good, i did the exact same thing in one of my middle school games, yet no one cares because this was the freakin super bowl. Tryree’s catch totally changed that game, but it belongs on a different list. Sorry NFL