New York Jets WR Braxton Berrios makes tremendous TD grab at camp (Video)

08/25/2020

EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY - NOVEMBER 24: Braxton Berrios #10 of the New York Jets runs the ball past Erik Harris #25 of the Oakland Raiders during the second half of their game at MetLife Stadium on November 24, 2019 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. — (Photo by Emilee Chinn/Getty Images)

New York Jets wide receiver Braxton Berrios comes down with a tremendous touchdown catch from Sam Darnold at camp.

Do not sleep on Braxton Berrios. He may be a bit shorter than other wide receivers (5-foot-9), and he may weight a little less (190 pounds, on paper), but nobody works harder.

On Tuesday at New York Jets camp, the slot wizard came down with a tremendous touchdown catch in the back of the end zone, courtesy of the Jets official Twitter account.

Played the slots today and came up BIG 🎰🎰🎰 pic.twitter.com/VsHWC3FyNE

— New York Jets (@nyjets) August 25, 2020

Berrios, 24, originally a sixth-round choice by the New England Patriots in the 2018 NFL Draft, is a kid Joe Douglas scooped up early last season. The Miami University product dressed for all 16 Jet games a year ago—his first taste of regular-season NFL action—and came away with 115 yards on six receptions.

His season highlight came in Week 12 when he took a trailing, late-release seam for 69 yards, down inside the 5-yard line.

The Braxton Berrios 69-yarder against OAK last year. Solid passing concept. Bubble screen action. Berrios trails the first vertical while his release is late. Sam Darnold finds him. Berrios YAC. (Courtesy NFL) #Jets

🚨Braxton Berrios Jet X Player Profile: https://t.co/RpSlcCspFt pic.twitter.com/MKyafRqqW6

— Jets X-Factor (@jetsxfactor) August 26, 2020

Berrios enters the season with a huge opportunity in front of him. With Breshad Perriman out until Saturday, Denzel Mims still out with a hamstring, Vyncint Smith out for at least the next month and Josh Docston opting out for the season, he will certainly find himself in the mix this season.

Two days prior to this Tuesday touchdown, Berrios scampered for another, this time with plenty of YAC after catching one over the middle.

He’s a clear slot guy who fits right behind Jamison Crowder on the depth chart, but, as Adam Gase has declared prior, he wants all of his wide receivers to know all three of the wideout positions on the team. Don’t be surprised if he’s one of the three who start in 11 personnel by the time Week 1 comes our way.