The Kansas City Chiefs pulled off an unbelievable play last night during their slugfest against Dallas Cowboys. Trailing 14-3 with 2 seconds to go until half-time, Tyreek Hill landed a 57-yard wonder score.
Awaiting a Hail Mary, the Cowboys put seven players back in the end zone. Instead Chiefs quarter-back Alex Smith fired a short ball to Hill. Coach Andy Reid then relied on exceptional blocking, some lax tackling and Hill's lightning pace to torch the Cowboy's defence and complete the play of the year.
Tyreek Hill just made the Cowboys sick with this crazy touchdown before the half pic.twitter.com/JTOz7HVwDw
— Joe Sports (@IamJoeSports) November 5, 2017
On commentary Tony Romo was dumbfounded by the play, declaring "I've never seen that in my entire time in football."
😂 HILL MARY 😂
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) November 5, 2017
The play brought the Chiefs right back into the game, and they followed it up after half-time with a Travis Kelce touchdown and outstanding celebration:
End zone SACK RACE! pic.twitter.com/PIz355ypgr
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) November 5, 2017
However the Dallas Cowboys shot back with a Zeke Elliot two-yard run in and Cole Beasley's second touchdown of the game to secure a 28-17 win.
