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Watch: Brandin Echols gets a steal on Black Friday

Brandin Echols Dolphins Jets

Jets cornerback Brandin Echols has helped plug the gap in the slot while Michael Carter II is out with an injury. He got himself into the highlight reel in a big way during Friday’s game against the Miami Dolphins with an interception returned for a touchdown off of Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.

Echols stepped in front of a pass intended for Dolphins (and former Jets) wide receiver Braxton Berrios and returned it 30 yards for the score.

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