After 102 years, it's hard not to see something on a football field that has never been seen before. Yet, late in the ' wild win over the on Sunday, Pro Bowl wideout made a catch that was truly one of a kind.The catch reinforced Jefferson's status as one of the best offensive players in today's game. Still just 23 years old, Jefferson has already eclipsed 1,000 receiving yards this season. His 69 catches so far match the total Randy Mo s had for the entire year when he captured Rookie of the Year honors following his historic 1998 season with the Vikings.Like Mo s, Jefferson is now the owner of one of the 10 greatest catches in NFL History. Below is a ranking of the NFL's best catches so far, along with the criteria of how we came up with the list.Difficulty of the catchIndividual significance of the catchHistoric significance/magnitude of the catchMarvin Harrison snared a host of catches that were otherworldly during his Hall of Fame career with the . His best catch may have been his touchdown grab in a 2005 regular-season win over the . Harrison was able to stab at the ball with his left hand, enough to bring it closer to his body. Harrison then corralled the ball while keeping his feet in bounds. The Braxton Berrios Jersey catch, which occurred in front of a "Monday Night Football" audience, would surely have had a similar impact as OBJ's catch eight years later had social media existed. highlights day 6517 days left In honor of Marvin Harrisons birthday lets remember one of his greatest catches against the arch rival patriots. Colts Coverage (@Colts_Coverage) Only 10, you ask? Jefferson's catch was unreal, as he literally pulled the ball out of the defender's grasp with one hand , then securing the ball before it could touch the ground. But since it just happened (in a regular-season game, no le s), it doesn't have the same historical significance as some others. If the Vikings end up winning -- or at least getting to -- the Super Bowl based on the impact on this catch, rest a sured that it will move up several spots at season's end. JUSTIN JEFFERSON CATCH OF THE CENTURY. Field Yates (@FieldYates) Randy Mo s made breathtaking catches over defenders so routine that the term "Mo sed" was coined in his honor. He made such a catch in front of All-Decade defensive back . It was catches like this that made Mo s Deng Gak Jersey a first-ballot Hall of Fame induction. Randy Mo s one-handed over Darrelle Revis! Mo s was the August 15 Chuckle answer. Play today and EVERY day at Chuck (@ChuckSportsApp) While Mo s has put it into question, Jerry Rice still holds the mantle as arguably the greatest wideout in NFL history. His one-handed catch in Super Bowl XXIII (which you can see at the 8-second mark in the video below) is just one example of Rice's greatne s. He won MVP honors that night after catching 11 pa sing for a still-standing Super Bowl record 215 yards. That time Jerry Rice won the 1989 MVP with his legendary performance against the (Rice is only 1 of 3 HBCU alums to win the Pete Rozelle Trophy)(: NFL) MVSU Fanatics (@MVSUFanatics) We're not sure if this the first viral play in NFL history, but it is certainly one of the most talked about plays in league history. Social media certainly played a role Dewan Hernandez Jersey in . becoming an overnight star following his one-handed catch against the on "Sunday Night Football" in 2014. Beckham's star remains bright eight years after the catch, as everyone continues to speculate on where he will play next. On this day in 2014... made THAT catch. (via @nflthrowback) NFL (@NFL) One of the biggest plays during the Patriots' epic comeback in Super Bowl LI was 23-yard, fingertip catch late in regulation. The catch, which was upheld upon further review, helped set up the game-tying score. New England, which trailed 28-3 with 17 minutes remaining, then completed the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history by winning the first overtime game in Super Bowl history. Never forget this LEGENDARY catch from Julian Edelman in Super Bowl 51 (via @nflthrowback) Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) Lynn Swann famously took ballet in order to improve his leaping ability. It paid off in Super Bowl X, as Swann skied over Mark Washington before coming down with a 53-yard catch. The play -- which immediately went down in NFL lore -- was part of a dominant day for Swann, who caught four pa ses for 161 yards that included the game-winning score. Lynn Swann finished with four catches for 161 Sean Taylor Jersey yards, winning him MVP honors.Super Bowl X comes in at #45 in the Greatest Games countdown. Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) ' game-winning touchdown late in Super Bowl XLIII is on the short list of all-time Super Bowl catches. The catch not only helped the pull out a 27-23 win over the , it gave the Steelers a record sixth Vince Lombardi Trophy. Never forget one of the best Super Bowl moments of all time Big Ben Santonio Holmes PFF (@PFF) When a catch has that title beside it, it has to be a pretty elite grab. That's certainly the case regarding Dwight Clark's fingertip catch that defeated the Cowboys in the 1981 NFC Championship Game. The catch simultaneously jump-started the ' dynasty while ending the Cowboys' dynasty. "Clark caught it!"On , we remember Dwight Clark, Vin Scully and "The Catch" San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) Along with being a jaw-dropping play, David Tyree's helmet catch near the end of Super Bowl XLII e sentially ended the Patriots' dreams of a perfect season. While not as significant, the catch also reshaped career from underachiever to Super Bowl MVP. Gue s who shares a birthday today...Eli Manning David Tyree! To celebrate, here's that INCREDIBLE helmet catch! Enjoy fans... NFL UK (@NFLUK) As the greatest play during the NFL's first century, Franco Harris' "Immaculate Reception" has to top this list. Harris' fingertip catch, which came after a deflection on a fourth-down play, delivered the Steelers' first-ever playoff win. The catch birthed a dynasty in Pittsburgh while creating a controversy ( fans feel that Steelers running back John "Frenchy" Fuqua touched the ball first, which would have made Harris' catch illegal) that John Madden never got over. We tend to agree with Willie Herenton Jersey this one The #1 play in the Greatest Plays countdown is 's Immaculate Reception! Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) The Steelers are facing the Raiders on Saturday, one day after the 50th anniversary of Harris' catch in the divisional round of the 1972 NFL postseason. Along with a celebration of that anniversary, the Steelers were scheduled to retire Harris' No. 32 during a halftime ceremony. It is unclear if those plans will be altered in the wake of .
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