Denver Nuggets center Nikola Jokic Sergio Estrada-USA TODAY Sports

Nikola Jokic is known for his incredible passing ability, which seems even more exceptional because it comes from a big man. But the amount of praise he deserves for his passing cannot be understated. On Sunday, he was at it again, delivering the most ridiculous pass of the NBA season.

Jokic’s Denver Nuggets won in Portland 124-92 on Sunday. The reigning NBA MVP only had eight points because he was only needed for 26 minutes. But he added 18 rebounds and 11 assists.

He missed out on another assist after this pass to the corner just before halftime.

That was nuts.

How did Jokic know where to whip that pass? How did he even know one of his teammates was there? That was a complete whip around he did, with him delivering a 180-degree no-look pass. Nobody saw it coming.

Jokic seems to deliver pretty passes with regularity. In January, we highlighted a great one he made to assist a winning shot against the Clippers. This one was even more special due to the 180-degree no-look he delivered.

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