The J. Michael Sturdivant drive! The Green Bay Packers rookie receiver engineered his own touchdown drive during Friday night's preseason finale, catching two passes for 65 yards and a touchdown to tie the game early in the second quarter against the Arizona Cardinals.
The drive needed only two plays. And it was all Sturdivant.
The rookie caught a 36-yard strike over the middle from Kyle McCord to open the possession and then ended it with a 29-yard touchdown catch down the sideline on the very next play.
Like a veteran, Sturdivant pointed out his leaping location and then nailed his first ever Lambeau Leap.
Here's the play:
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Sturdivant is an undrafted rookie out of Florida. With
obvious potential as a pass-catcher and also an ability to cover kicks and punts on special teams, Sturdivant has a real chance to make the 53-man roster as the seventh wide receiver.
Sturdivant's Lambeau Leap was the first of the year in Green Bay.
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