Jan 15, 2018
10:56:06am
10:56:06am
Diggs was in front, Williams dove right past him but was "on top"
Obviously Diggs ran past him but was still underneath when he caught the ball. Just an odd way to describe it IMO. Usually the receiver has run past the defender before the catch when using that phrase.
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1/15/18 8:16am
How any professional football player lets ANYONE get behind him on a end of the game play is beyond me
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