“It’s sick,” Russell said. “The guys were showing me pictures of the grab. It’s like he was Spider Man with the webs.”
It was Ford’s 14th career catch. It was his third touchdown. And it was one he would not stop talking about, one he talked about on the sideline, one he talked about with Ryan Coleman-Williams on his way to interviews, who marveled at how “sticky” Ford’s gloves were.
But it’s what Kalen DeBoer expects from Ford and the rest of the tight end room, which had seven catches for 107 yards between Ford, Kaleb Edwards and Marshall Pritchett.
