Eagles running back Miles Sanders pulled off an electrifying touchdown run against the Steelers in the first quarter of play on Sunday, going for 74 yards. It was the longest run against the Steelers defense since Leonard Fournette sprinted for 90 yards during the 2017 season.
Though Sanders is obviously capable of pulling off the big play -- the video above serves as perfect evidence -- he's not the most established big-play name on the Eagles. That honor belongs to veteran DeSean Jackson, who has been sidelined for most of the 2020 season.
Missing the game against Pittsburgh and staying home in Philly didn't mean that Jackson would miss out on the fun, though. He reacted to his teammate's awesome score on his Instagram story.
Though Jackson is no stranger to big plays, the Steelers were one team that limited his ability to pop off long touchdowns. His longest play against the Steelers came when he was a member of Washington, going for 33 yards in a 2016 game. With the Eagles, his longest against the Steelers was a 24-yarder from Michael Vick in 2012.
While DeSean wasn't in attendance to witness Sanders' performance in Pittsburgh, the running back's mother, Marlene, and girlfriend, Stephanie, were there to watch him play.
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