Mar 21, 2026; Los Angeles, CA, USA; Founders FFC receiver DeVonta Smith carries the ball against Team USA defensive back Isaiah Calhoun during the Fanatics Flag Football Classic at BMO stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

Eagles' Devonta Smith and Jalen Hurts go viral for crazy flag football play involving streamer IShowSpeed

Originally posted on A to Z Sports | By Adam Holt | Last updated Mar 22, 2026 6:43 PM ET

The offseason has plenty of viral moments around the NFL. Wholesome ones are better than the alternative for players. Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Devonta Smith got to enjoy one of those this weekend.

Eagles WR Devonta Smith catches touchdown versus IShowSpeed

Streamer "IShowSpeed" lived up to his name during a highlight from this weekend's celebrity flag football game, coined the Fanatics Flag Football Classic.

Jalen Hurts connected with Devonta Smith for a touchdown, but the streamer was incredibly close in pursuit of the NFL WR. People were surprised at his speed, even though that word is, in fact, in his streamer mantra.

Jalen Hurts deep ball to DeVonta Smith! pic.twitter.com/ykBXEr12CV
— FOX Sports (@FOXSports) March 21, 2026

The internet has exploded with reaction from this clip on multiple levels. Firstly, it was pretty cool to see the YouTube and streaming icon stay nearly in stride with Smith. He was not dominated by the Eagles playmaker in any capacity and instead, made it an interesting contest.

On the flip side, it was an awesome connection to see between Smith and his quarterback. The Eagles lacked a downfield passing game for a bulk of last season, and fans are clamoring for more chances to pick up big gains in 2026.

A little taste of action for @Eagles fans

Tune in to the @fanatics Flag Football Classic NOW on Fox Sports, Fox One, and Tubi. pic.twitter.com/yjmZtgld3Z
— NFL (@NFL) March 21, 2026

Keep in mind - a reality where Smith is the top WR for the Birds next season is on the table. A.J. Brown could be a post-June 1 trade option, and plenty of reports have swirled about that potential outcome for Philly's offense. If it is the case, we could see the most productive season of Smith's career so far in 2026.

This article first appeared on A to Z Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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