Apparently, This Mississippi State QB Has Acquired the Gift of Flight
Published on 16-Sep-2019 by Raoul Duke
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Please don't be alarmed, but you're about to meet a dude who can fly without mechanical assistance.
Garrett Shrader plays QB for the Mississippi State Bulldogs, and his shocking secret was safe until Saturday.
That's when he went airborne, with a helpful boost from a couple of Kansas State Wildcats.
If necessary, maybe you could take some Dramamine or possibly a Xanax before viewing the following clip:
That was so badass:
There's a decent chance we won't see anything quite as cool ever again, so enjoy this machine-less flight.
Dude knew it was fourth down and where he needed to be, so he just launched himself into two defenders, who proceeded to launch him a good five yards downfield.
Sadly, he didn't get the first down, but it was spectacular nonetheless.
Here's some more feedback:
can’t top the 🐐 tho pic.twitter.com/jCj8wbxaah
— Jake Nelsen (@jnelsen8) September 14, 2019
Well, that was a damn Super Bowl.
They showed this replay 15 times in the 3 minutes after it happened & its still incredible
— Zante Krinas (@ZanteCostaesq) September 14, 2019
#NASA will be calling any day now...https://t.co/N1Ip08PmOC
— Matt Webber (@mattwebbertime) September 14, 2019
Now there's the proper sentiment.
Turnover on downs and it wasn’t close
— Roll Call by The Unit (@unit_podcast) September 14, 2019
We'll ignore the pessimist.
Maybe Shrader should remain grounded for a while, just to be safe.
Unless he's in a hurry, or clinically depressed.
