Arizona Cardinals rookie wide receiver Andy Isabella has had little impact in his first season in the NFL. However, all it took was one play to change that in a hurry. He produced the longest catch of the season for the Cardinals with his fourth-quarter 88-yard touchdown against the San Francisco 49ers.
It came at a critical point of the game. The Cardinals were down 11 in the fourth quarter and the score plus the two-point conversion brought the Cardinals within three points.
He caught the pass, which was a dine from Kyler Murray, got away from the defender, stayed inbounds at the sideline and then showed off his speed outrunning everyone to the end zone. He admitted his “legs were hanging on for dear life” at the end, but he got there.
Check out the play in the above video.
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