Jacoby Juke
"Returner Jacoby Jones #12 of the Baltimore Ravens returns a 105-yard kick-off return for a touchdown against the Oakland Raiders in the fourth quarter at M&T Bank Stadium on November 11, 2012 in Baltimore, Maryland. The Baltimore Ravens won, 55-20."
When the Oakland Raiders came into town to take on the Baltimore Ravens I would have never guessed that 75 total points would be scored.
I started the game in the nose bleed sections covering the game from a different angle. Despite being continually talked to by fans, it was refreshing to shoot the first half from a place that provided clean backgrounds and a view different from the pack.
Although I ended up missing one touchdown while getting trapped in the elevator, I ended up being in the right places most of the game.
As the game progressed, it was obvious the Ravens were reaching record setting status. So I tried to shoot a bit more relaxed.
Just as I thought that, and deciding to pan a kick-off, Jacoby Jones of the Baltimore Ravens pulled another stunning kick-off return. Just weeks before, Jones tied an NFL record with an 108-yard return to score.
Sometimes things come together for a reason. This ended up being the big play of the game and the nail in the coffin. As they say, with risk comes reward.
When the Oakland Raiders came into town to take on the Baltimore Ravens I would have never guessed that 75 total points would be scored.
I started the game in the nose bleed sections covering the game from a different angle. Despite being continually talked to by fans, it was refreshing to shoot the first half from a place that provided clean backgrounds and a view different from the pack.
Although I ended up missing one touchdown while getting trapped in the elevator, I ended up being in the right places most of the game.
As the game progressed, it was obvious the Ravens were reaching record setting status. So I tried to shoot a bit more relaxed.
Just as I thought that, and deciding to pan a kick-off, Jacoby Jones of the Baltimore Ravens pulled another stunning kick-off return. Just weeks before, Jones tied an NFL record with an 108-yard return to score.
Sometimes things come together for a reason. This ended up being the big play of the game and the nail in the coffin. As they say, with risk comes reward.
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