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Matt Urben

Falcons release sky-cam view of Drake London’s 45-yard catch

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Falcons wide receiver Drake London went off against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, finishing the game with 10 catches for 172 receiving yards. While London made several big plays, his 45-yard grab in the fourth quarter was arguably the most impressive.

The Falcons released a sky-cam version of London’s incredible catch. Check it out below, as shared by the team’s Twitter account.

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