In a back-and-forth first half in the NFC divisional round against the Washington Commanders, Detroit Lions receiver Jameson Williams left his mark with a huge play in the second quarter, sprinting into the end zone from an end around for a 61-yard touchdown with 4:01 remaining.

After conceding the lead to the Commanders and looking at a 10-7 deficit, the Lions quickly recovered and drove right back down the field to retake the lead at 14-10. The touchdown came on an incredible one-handed catch by tight end Sam LaPorta in the back of the end zone.

Lions tight end Sam LaPorta only needed one hand to reel in a touchdown toss from Jared Goff on Saturday night at Ford Field.

The Detroit tight end made one of the best catches of the season to give the Lions the lead in the NFC divisional round on Saturday.

Sam LaPorta, 23, a graduate of Highland High School, played a pivotal role in the Detroit Lions' decisive 31-9 victory over the Minnesota

If the Lions' dream season ends in New Orleans in February, Sam LaPorta's divisional round touchdown against the Commanders will go down as one of the top moments. LaPorta made a ridiculous one-handed grab in the end zone to give the Lions the lead on Saturday night,

Saturday night’s NFC Divisional Round game between the Washington Commanders and the Detroit Lions is shaping up to be a tremendous contest. After the Commanders took a 10-7 lead, the Lions drove right down the field to retake the lead 14-10,