NFL Video Highlights: Juggling Catches, Confused Refs, And Hail Mary Pirouettes

After the jump, watch as the referees just give up.

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And what a hilarious Hail Mary attempt it was. Video after the jump.

Not even sure how this would be described in text form. Tebow ran around, spun around a couple times and finally unloaded, with his attempt hitting the ground after what seemed like a minute-long play. On the radio call, the word “pirouette” made an appearance, and we all walked away from the game wondering what in the world just happened.

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Brees dropped back, faked a hand off and then dumped the ball off to Thomas. The running back made it into the end zone with minimal contact for the go-ahead score. The Panthers’ Cam Newton was unable to lead a comeback on the final drive of the game.

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The Philadelphia Eagles have struggled against the Buffalo Bills today, but wide receiver DeSean Jackson used his speed to put his team back in the game early in the fourth quarter. Jackson caught a short pass from quarterback Michael Vick at Buffalo’s 32-yard line. He then turned on the jets and ran it more than 30 yards into the end zone for the Eagles’ third touchdown of the game.

Jackson’s catch cut the Eagles’ deficit to ten points, 21-31 in the fourth quarter. Jackson has three catches for 72 yards so far today. This is just his second receiving touchdown of the season as the Eagles have struggled since their week one win over the St. Louis Rams.

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Kicker Sebastian Janikowski has done most of the scoring for the Oakland Raiders so far today. Janikowski has booted three field goals of 50 yards or more to help give Oakland a 15-14 lead over the Houston Texans in the fourth quarter.

Janikowski has connected on field goals of 55, 54, and 50 yards to account for nine of Oakland’s points today.

Vick already owns the record for most rushing yards by a quarterback in a single game and a single season. The 53-yard scampter was the second longest run of his career.

But It’s not all good news Sunday for Vick, who is having a career-bad day throwing the football. He tied a career-high with three interceptions in the first half. Vick has adjusted by turning to his feet.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Dwayne Bowe made a juggling touchdown catch for the highlight reels late in the third quarter to cut the Colts’ lead to 24-21. Watch Bowe’s circus catch here.

That was Bowe’s second touchdown of the day, second highlight reel touchdown catch. Bowe made a 41-yard touchdown catch to put the Kansas City Chiefs on the board in the second quarter, with a long run and nice juke of an Indianapolis defender.

Trailing by a score of 17-0, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassel connected with Dwayne Bowe for a 41-yard touchdown pass early in the second quarter to cit the Colts’ lead.

Bowe’s touchdown capped off a six-play, 70-yard touchdown scoring drive for the Chiefs. This was Bowe’s third touchdown of the season, and his third consecutive game with a touchdown catch. He and quarterback Matt Cassel both started the season ice cold, but have heated up in recent weeks.He touchdown catch last week came on a 52-yard score and helped give Kansas City it’s first win of the season.

A great TD catch and some extracurricular activity following the play? What more could you want on NFL Sunday?

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Adrian Peterson wasted little time getting on the board this week. With less than half of the first quarter in the books, Peterson has two rushing touchdowns and 46 yards on five carries.

His first touchdown came with nine minutes left to play in the first quarter. He ran over his left tackle for a four-yard score. Check out the video below.