Training camp practice No. 9 delivered what might be the highlight of the summer so far. The standout moment came during a team period when cornerback Dru Phillips broke up a deep pass from Russell Wilson intended for Wan’Dale Robinson.
What appeared to be a defensive gem quickly turned into offensive magic. While falling on his back, Robinson managed to catch the deflected ball as it landed on his chest and then got up to run it in for a touchdown. The improbable play left players and coaches in awe and set a high bar for the remainder of camp.
Offense Rebounds With Explosive Touchdowns And Turnover-Free Performance In Saturday’s Spirited Practice Session
The practice opened with big plays in 1-on-1 drills, led by rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart and wide receiver Montrell Washington, who connected on another long touchdown. Not to be outdone, veteran quarterback Russell Wilson answered with a touchdown pass to rookie wideout Malik Nabers, who made a leaping grab in the end zone. During the 11-on-11 portion, Dart continued his strong showing with a touchdown pass to undrafted rookie Jordan Bly, who slid to secure the catch in the end zone.
Wan’Dale Robinson (NFL)After a defense-dominated Friday that featured four interceptions, the offense responded with a turnover-free performance during Saturday’s session. This marked a notable improvement in ball security and decision-making, offering a much-needed rebound for the offensive unit before their scheduled day off. The shift also highlighted how quickly momentum can swing between units during camp.
Veterans And Rookies Shine As Momentum Builds Heading Into Key Open Practices Ahead
Beyond the main highlight, several other players made key contributions. Dru Phillips added to his strong day with a pass breakup during 1-on-1 drills. Russell Wilson showed chemistry with tight ends Theo Johnson and Daniel Bellinger, the latter gaining significant yardage on a well-designed misdirection play.
Veteran quarterback Jameis Winston also had a strong period, completing three consecutive passes to Da’Quan Felton, Jordan Bly, and Gunner Olszewski. Defensively, undrafted rookie Trace Ford recorded a would-be sack.
As the team wrapped up a high-energy session, attention now turns to the upcoming open practices scheduled for August 4 and August 13, the latter being a joint session with the Jets. With momentum building on both sides of the ball and rookies stepping up, the competition is intensifying. Fans and coaches alike will be watching closely to see if any play can top Wan’Dale Robinson’s jaw-dropping touchdown in the coming practices.
