From the reaction of teammates and the home crowd, he knew the play was successful. Murray scrambled backward and stepped out of a Buffalo tackle attempt before spinning and hurling the ball to Hopkins, who out-jumped three Bills defenders for a touchdown in Arizona's 32-30 win.īecause of his momentum after the throw, Murray never saw the catch. The throw was made into same end zone where Rodgers connected with Janis. Nearly five years after Rodgers’ incredible throw, Murray made a similar Hail Mary of his own. Situation: First and 10 from the Buffalo 43-yard line. Arizona’s Kyler Murray to DeAndre Hopkins vs. The Cardinals, however, won the game in overtime. “Losing in that fashion, especially with the offense pulling that out, another ‘Hail Mary,’ is unbelievable,” said Packers linebacker Clay Matthews. "I saw Jeff briefly and I just tried to put some air on it to give him a chance,” said Rodgers of the miracle, 59-yard touchdown heave, thrown while he was scrambling to his left, falling away and under heavy pressure from pass-rushers. The touchdown and extra point tied the score at 20. Situation: Second and 15 from the Arizona 41-yard line. Green Bay’s Aaron Rodgers to Jeff Janis vs. "Unfortunately, when we play it, it's a victory for the other team.”Ħ. Saints head coach Mike Ditka, whose team had given up a Hail Mary touchdown to end the first half the previous week, was incredulous: “ a prevent defense, but if it’s played with a certain technique, it’s called a victory defense," he said. Before the play, Cleveland defensive tackle Darius Holland was resigned to another loss: “I had my shoes untied, my shirt untucked." he told the Akron Beacon Journal. On the final play, Couch sprinted right to avoid pressure and heaved a ball that was tipped in the air and caught by Johnson just inside the front pylon for a touchdown. Cleveland was on its way to a hard-luck defeat in New Orleans, trailing 16-14 with two seconds left and 56 yards to go. The Browns had an 0-7 record, losing five games by double-digits, in their first year back in the NFL since the original Browns moved to Baltimore. Situation: First and 10 from Cleveland's 44-yard line. Cleveland’s Tim Couch to Kevin Johnson vs. “That was the Lord … that was the Lord,” said McCartney. How NAACP's Walter White Risked His Life to Investigate Lynchings
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