NFL Week 9 Highlight Videos: Fancy Catches, Goal-Line Fumbles And More

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Oh good lord. That shouldn’t be physically possible.

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I’ve seen sack dances before. I’ve seen some amazing, choreographed sack dances. They’re almost always funny and most put defensive lineman -- under-appreciated big men -- the spotlight for a moment. And when those big men get the spotlight, it’s a sight to behold.

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Buffalo was in press, and all it took to get Sanchez to move was the corner faking a jam. The corner acted like he was going to hit Sanchez off the line, the Jets’ quarterback flinched and backed off before finally lurching into action. Words can’t quite describe this, so here’s video.

Told you it was awesome. Guessing this one will be replayed on blooper reels for quite some time.

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The athleticism and composure it takes for Ford to get two feet down in bounds on this play is absolutely nuts. The Raiders currently lead the Broncos by a score of 24-14 in the third quarter.

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The St. Louis Rams offense has been able to move the ball today against the Arizona Cardinals. Unfortunately, they have not been able to put the ball into the end zone. The Rams’ defense on the other hand, is having no problem finding the end zone. The defensive line has sacked Cardinals quarterback John Skelton TWICE in the end zone for two safeties in the third quarter, giving the Rams a 13-6 lead in the third quarter.

Check out the video of each safety. First, here’s James Hall’s:

I’m not saying Brandon Jacobs was lying about the “fast-ass car” he was delivered on Tuesday, but he seems too good at the pull-start motion. We sure Jacobs didn’t have a supped-up lawnmower delivered?

I ... I just don’t even know what this celebration is. Is he hitting himself in the face? Is he just gyrating around for the heck of it? What in the world is this?

The Chargers have no come back to make it 21-14. Yes, it looks like it’s going to be that kind of game.

Don’t look now haters, but Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow is having a good game. Granted it is still quite early, but he just led a scoring drive to give the Broncos a 7-3 lead over the Oakland Raiders. The highlight of the drive had to be Tebow’s 32-run around the left end. Check out the video of his breakaway after you finish Tebowing.

Three plays later, Tebow hit wide receiver Eric Decker for a 27-yard touchdown that gave the Broncos the lead.

The annoying part of it was Bradford was under zero pressure and his man wasn’t open. In fact, he didn’t even have total single coverage, as another defensive back was still underneath the throw. Live and learn maybe.

Words don’t do these TDs justice. Here are some moving pictures:

This catch was originally ruled incomplete, but the Falcons challenged and the call was reversed.

Houston Texans running back Ben Tate had the first touchdown for week 9 in the NFL. Tate found light in the middle of Houston’s offensive line, and ran for a 27-yard touchdown to give Houston a 7-0 lead over the visiting Cleveland Browns.

That was the Texans’ first possession of the game. Tate and Arian Foster split carries on the 9-play, 82 yard drive that ate five minutes of clock time. It was Tate’s second carry of the game. Foster has three carries on the drive.