Dez's catch in training camp

[playmakers]

A couple days ago on the NFL network or ESPN, they showed Dez make an awesome catch in training camp basically Mossing the db. Does anyone know where I can find that Awesome catch. And while we're on it, what do you think Dez's best catch was ever whether in training camp, OTA's etc. thanks

 

[Richmond Cowboy]

This is his greatest catch ever

 

[Howboutdemcowboys31]

The one vs Detroit behind his back for me

 

[DFWJC]

You'd think I wouldn't get pissed watching this clear catch after all this time...but I do.

This play actually damaged my love for the NFL to some degree. Permanently.
I realized (a bit more than before) how ignorant I was of me to want something so bad that was just freakin game...and completely out my control.
Moreso when it's clear how easily it can be take away.

I'm still very in to it, but less than in 2014, and way less when I was younger

 

[JBS]

He had a pretty sick grab in SD in preseason...don't think it counted but it was nasty

 

[The Natural]

He had a pretty sick grab in SD in preseason...don't think it counted but it was nasty

this one

 

[fatboygixxer]

Follow him on twitter, IG and facebook, he posts often. The training camp video was on his Facebook page.

 

[Tenkamenin]

He had a catch against Seattle 3 years ago that was insane, unfortunately he was out of bounds around the endzone by a few inches.

 

[JBS]

His catch against the Giants that didn't count (OB in the EZ) was sick

 

[WillieBeamen]

Hands down his best catch imo

 

[StarBoyz83]

You'd think I wouldn't get pissed watching this clear catch after all this time...but I do.

This play actually damaged my love for the NFL to some degree. Permanently.
I realized (a bit more than before) how ignorant I was of me to want something so bad that was just freakin game...and completely out my control.
Moreso when it's clear how easily it can be take away.

I'm still very in to it, but less than in 2014, and way less when I was younger

I get it but let it go. It's not like they took a sb from us. Dallas lost that game because of their mistakes first.

 

[mattjames2010]

 

[mattjames2010]

That was an awesome catch by Dez, but man, I hated how he landed on that left leg. Glad nothing severe happened.

 

[TellerMorrow34]

There was one against Greenbay, in Dallas, a couple of years ago when there was 2 or 3 defenders all around him in the endzone that was just incredible. I loved that play.

Pretty much any of these shown in this thread so far are right up there.

When this guy is healthy good Lord is he ever a beast.

 

[cwbyfan72]

This is his greatest catch ever

still dont get how that is not a catch.

 

[TheCount]

You'd think I wouldn't get pissed watching this clear catch after all this time...but I do.

I wanted it to be a catch as much as anyone, but after the first replay, I knew it wasn't going to be ruled one. To this day, every time I see it, it's clearly not a catch by the rules that are in place.

I could see some argument if he had crossed the goal line with the ball, but I've never seen something like that ruled as a catch.

 

[phildadon86]

I wanted it to be a catch as much as anyone, but after the first replay, I knew it wasn't going to be ruled one. To this day, every time I see it, it's clearly not a catch by the rules that are in place.

I could see some argument if he had crossed the goal line with the ball, but I've never seen something like that ruled as a catch.

Well then. Explain how you felt when you saw Fitzgeralds catch Ruled a catch

 

[rockj7]

Can't tell if that's #32 but it sure does look like the quintessential Scandrick running with his back to the QB. Campo has been gone, I don't understand how the defensive coaches haven't fixed this yet.

that's Carr if I'm not mistaken

 

[TheCount]

Well then. Explain how you felt when you saw Fitzgeralds catch Ruled a catch

I felt like it was very similar to Dez's.

To me, the only issue I have with Dez's play is that it was ruled a catch and they overturned it. To overturn it, the rule says the evidence has to be undisputeable. Clearly it wasn't, but that doesn't mean it was a catch by the rules.

That's basically what ended up happening with Fitz's catch, except they actually did what they're supposed to do. It was ruled a catch on the field and the ref's said the call stood (not that the catch was confirmed, which is a key differentiation) - that is the right way to ref that call.

 

[Primetime42]

I wanted it to be a catch as much as anyone, but after the first replay, I knew it wasn't going to be ruled one. To this day, every time I see it, it's clearly not a catch by the rules that are in place.

I could see some argument if he had crossed the goal line with the ball, but I've never seen something like that ruled as a catch.

True, but when it was initially called a catch, I thought it'd be tougher to overturn.

That TD he had against the Giants his rookie year at Snoopy Stadium (think it was Garrett's first game as head coach) was less of a catch IMO, and that one was initially called an incompletion.