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Odell Beckham Jr. scores, dances (Video)

Updated Mar. 4, 2020 1:47 p.m. ET

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New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. makes a one-handed touchdown grab against the Detroit Lions. Beckham then dances line no one’s watching.

The New York Giants have themselves one outstanding wide receiver in Odell Beckham Jr. Every opposing defense knows that Eli Manning is going to throw Beckham the ball. However, most times he cannot be stopped.

In a goal line situation against the Detroit Lions, Manning tosses the pigskin out in the flats for Beckham to catch. Beckham had to reel it in with one hand for the impressive touchdown on the Lions. Afterwards, Beckham dances like there was no tomorrow.

The catch was so spectacular that a spectacular touchdown dance was definitely coming. Beckham loves to strut his stuff in the opponent’s end zone, but mostly does his dance moves impromptu.

What was he doing on this touchdown dance? A lot of arm action and hip thrusting. It looked way too spontaneous and all over the place for it to be one of those premeditated dances that the NFL hates.

Should the Giants hold on to beat the Lions, New York would be 10-4 awaiting the results of the Dallas Cowboys’ home game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday Night Football. Dallas enters Week 15 at 11-2, with both of its losses coming to New York.

Should Tampa Bay stifle Dallas, then New York would only be a game back of the NFC East lead with two games remaining. Having the head-to-head tiebreaker is huge. So is having a wide receiver that makes another declining Manning look good in the form of Beckham.

New York has a great defense it can lean on and a dynamic receiving weapon that can do it all in Beckham. How far is this team going to go in the NFC Playoffs?

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