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Moss Joins Elite Company with TD Reception

Found October 04, 2009 on Redskins Insider:
PLAYERS: Santana Moss,  Jason Campbell
TEAMS: Washington Redskins

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Wide receiver Santana Moss made the play that won the game, a 59-yard touchdown catch from quarterback Jason Campbell in the third quarter. Though Moss caught only two passes, he did something no Redskin has done in 22 years -- catch touchdowns of more than 50 yards in back-to-back weeks. Moss also caught a 57-yard touchdown from Campbell in last week's loss to Detroit. "You just got to be ready," Moss said. "They showed ... that they was going to cloud me, have a safety over the top. Just when they didn't, we had the perfect play dialed up." The last Redskin to have 50-yard touchdown catches in back-to-back games was Gary Clark on Dec. 6 and 13, 1987.
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