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Top 5 Plays of Brandon Marshall’s New York Jets tenure

Charles Hart
New York Jets' Brandon Marshall Says It's 'Due Season'
Oct 2, 2016; East Rutherford, NJ, USA; New York Jets wide receiver Brandon Marshall (15) celebrates a second quarter touchdown against the Seattle Seahawks at MetLife Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mBpsUizDXs

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Playing the cross-town rival Giants, the Jets knew all eyes in New York would be paying attention to this game. The Jets also knew that if the Jets dropped this game their playoff hopes would be over.

32 seconds left in regulation. Down seven. First and goal, needing nine yards to tie the game, you need to go to your number one wideout.

Marshall has Prince Amukamara lined up against him. Lacking four inches, there is no way Amukamara can win a jump ball against Marshall. Heck, there is no way most defensive backs can win a jump-ball against Marshall. Ask Joe Haden or Malcolm Butler.

This is a play Marshall has made his entire career. He boxes out his man like an NBA center, leaps and makes a difficult catch look easy. He just makes his quarterback look so great, doesn’t he?

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Charles Hart
Charles Hart

Charles is a sophomore at Pennsylvania State University from Long Island, New York, majoring in broadcast journalism.

As a member of Penn State's CommRadio, the official radio station of the College of Communications, Charles has written various articles covering Penn State football and basketball. In addition to writing, Charles also co-hosts Empire State College, the only New York sports talkshow on campus.