National reaction to Commanders Benjamin St-Juste getting MOSSED by A.J. Brown

National reaction to Washington Commanders’ CB Benjamin St-Juste getting MOSSED by Philadelphia #Eagles All-Pro WR A.J. Brown

A.J. Brown is on a historic pace, and if he smashes 1,900 yards receiving, fans and experts will certainly look back on this touchdown catch as the biggest highlight of them all.

Brown got the Eagles back into the game against the Commanders with this 16-yard touchdown catch over Washington cornerback Benjamin St-Juste.

The All-Pro wide receiver can make NFL history with a 6th straight 125+ yard receiving game, and he’s just 12 yards away with one-half of football remaining.

Rutgers football commit Thomas Amankwaa pulled off a Randy Moss catch in state championship

Thomas Amankwaa pulled off a Randy Moss catch on Saturday in Hillsborough’s state title win.

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Time, perhaps, to rethink Thomas Amankwaa’s position at the next level?

Amankwaa, a Rutgers football commit, pulled off a ‘Randy Moss’ catch on Saturday in Hillsborough’s state title win. The move is known as getting ‘Mossed’ – a play on the Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver’s ability to rise above a defensive back and snatch the ball at a high point.

A defensive back recruit for Rutgers, Amankwaa also plays a variety of positions on offense. He is a highly effective wide receiver given his leaping ability and solid route running. He held several offers when he committed to Rutgers this fall including from Pittsburgh and Syracuse.

Amankwaa has the potential to be an All-Big Ten level cornerback in college, but he also looks like he could be a very solid wide receiver for Rutgers as well.

 

The future Rutgers wide receiver celebrated with a ‘CHOP’ after running into the endzone for a touchdown.

Hillsborough beat Kingsway 28-7 to claim the CentralGroup 5 Championship in New Jersey. Following the game, Amankwaa was embraced by Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano on the very same field he will be playing on next fall.