Monday 21 November 2016 13:27, UK
We're used to seeing Russell Wilson throw touchdowns, as well as running into the end zone, but catching them?
Despite a slow start to the season, the Seattle Seahawks lead the NFC West with a 7-2-1 record following a 26-15 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.
Seahawks quarterback Wilson, who won a Super Bowl with the franchise in 2014, is known for his athletic movement and ability to make plays on the run. However, he struggled earlier in the year with a knee injury which hampered his movement.
Improvement in the last few games, including his performance in Seattle's win against the New England Patriots, has revitalised the team, and he was on the move once more against Philadelphia.
Halfway through the third quarter, Wilson handed the ball off to wide receiver Doug Baldwin. Despite never playing quarterback at high school or in college, Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll and the Seattle offence trusted Baldwin, and the six-year veteran didn't disappoint.
From 15 yards out, Baldwin threw cross-field to Wilson on the left-hand side, who took a dive for the pylon and into the end zone.
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