Eagles WR DeVonta Smith makes unbelievable one-handed touchdown grab vs. Jaguars

Philadelphia Eagles WR DeVonta Smith made one of the most incredible grabs of the 2024 NFL season on Sunday, hauling in a beautiful one-handed grab while diving in the back of the end zone.

DEVONTA SMITH!

UNREAL touchdown catch on 3rd and 22 🤯https://t.co/jQc3pbbIuJpic.twitter.com/8z9PFyDFWO

— 5 GOATs (@5GOATs_) November 4, 2024

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts dropped all the way back to the 33-yard line, where he fired an absolute strike in the back of the end zone to DeVonta Smith. It was an amazing one-handed grab.

The Eagles ended up defeating the Jaguars 28-23, with Smith stuffing the stat sheet with four catches for 87 yards and a touchdown (above).

His amazing catch comes just a few days after the miraculous catch by Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson. He made the “Jumpman” pose as he was hauling in a 26-yard touchdown catch on Thursday Night Football.

He’s been one of the more dominant receivers in the National Football League the past few seasons, hauling in over 1,000 receiving yards in back-to-back years.

DeVonta Smith enjoyed a prolific college career at Alabama

Once he hung up his cleats with the Alabama Crimson Tide, he finished as one of the greatest receivers in college football history.

Smith currently owns the SEC and Alabama career record for receiving touchdowns with 46, passing the previous mark of 31 set by Amari Cooper (2012-2014) and Chris Doering of Florida (1992-1995). The Louisiana native also hauled in a program record 235 catches in his storied career there.

DeVonta Smith had a monster 2020 season and was a big part of Alabama going undefeated and winning the national championship.

Smith played sparingly in 2017 and 2018 in his first two years with Alabama. In 2019, he broke out with 68 receptions for 1,256 yards and 14 touchdowns. In his final year there, Smith hauled in 117 receptions for 1,856 yards and 24 total touchdowns in his Heisman Trophy-winning season. He’s one of four Heisman Trophy winners in Alabama football history.

He played his high school football for Amite (Amite, Louisiana). In the 2017 cycle, Smith was one of the most highly touted prospects in the country. He was rated as a four-star prospect and the No. 58 overall player in the nation. Smith was also a participant in the U.S. Army All-American Game.

On3’s Jonathan Wagner also contributed to this article.