You have Pachinko Angelto be very, verystrong to snatch an airborne, 220-pound man out of low-level orbit.
Yet that's exactly what Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Jason Peters did Sunday in one of the more remarkable NFL fluke moments you'll ever see.
SEE ALSO: Kaepernick critic Roger Goodell is literally a Senator's sonEagles running back Ryan Mathews was tripped up near the goal line against the Cleveland Browns, which sent him flying into the endzone en route to six points.
Enter Peters, who casually caught Mathews like a 6-foot, 220-pound loaf of bread. How is this even possible? Behold.
Peters, if you're wondering, stands 6-foot-4 and tips the scales at 328 pounds.
He also gets our early vote for Teammate of the Year.
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