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Monday update: It might not go into the Louvre, but Hunt’s non-catch and touchdown will be immortalized in the Dolphins facilities:
The content you never knew that you needed.@RobertHandyHunt goes pic.twitter.com/VTMS1zoj6x
— Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) November 12, 2021
You can watch him here in slow motion to help you savor his greatness even longer.
Excuse me while I watch Robert Hunt in slo-mo forever pic.twitter.com/ElpCIjncog
— Jeff Eisenband (@JeffEisenband) November 12, 2021
Will Hunt be enshrined in the Sistine Chapel?
Bon matin à tous, surtout les fans des Dolphins et de Robert Hunt #FinsUp pic.twitter.com/rxs9HVgc9m
— Alexandre Tétreault (@AlexTetreault_) November 12, 2021
Or will he be the new logo for the National Football League? Only time will tell.
your new logo @nfl pic.twitter.com/Efs1Dq06E7
— Jomboy Media (@JomboyMedia) November 12, 2021
The Dolphins and Ravens on Thursday Night Football has been a slog, but an offensive lineman by the name of Robert Hunt made it worth our trouble, as he made the play of the night in the fourth quarter. Unfortunately for Hunt and the Dolphins, the play was illegal.
Tua Tagovailoa had defenders on him in a second, so he had to get rid of the ball quickly. Hunt made a nice catch, which was an illegal touch since he wasn’t an eligible receiver and he should have tried to get out of the way so Myles Gaskin might grab it, but I digress. After the catch, Hunt makes a great cut and shows tremendous speed for a man of such mountainous proportions. He then heads for the goal-line and despite a great tackle, Hunt reaches out and crosses the line for a touchdown. A touchdown that will only count in ours and Hunt’s dreams.
This #Dolphins offensive lineman, Robert Hunt, with the greatest non-touchdown touchdown in #NFL history
— Billy Heyen (@BillyHeyen) November 12, 2021
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