shoestring catch

Lives Lived: In 1972, the running back Franco Harris made a shoestring catch that became known as the “Immaculate Reception.”

The sixth-year pro finished with 18 tackles and two interceptions, including one he made a fantastic shoestring catch on before going untouched for the winning score.

He made an improbable shoestring catch and raced into the end zone, securing the Pittsburgh Steelers’ first-ever playoff win, the start of a long dynasty.

Betts charged on the ball and made a shoestring catch, then came up firing as Herrera tagged and tried to score.

“I turn and see Jay running full tilt, and he makes a running shoestring catch in the gap.”