Philadelphia Eagles supporters were buzzing when former Penn State standout Jahan Dotson joined the team late in training camp. Since his arrival, fans eagerly anticipated seeing their new No. 3 wide receiver showcase his skills.
Dotson’s debut with the Eagles had been quiet, logging only six receptions for a modest 35 yards and no touchdowns by Week 9. But in Sunday’s 28-23 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars, he seized a key opportunity. Saying that Dotson felt relieved afterward would barely capture his emotions.
Midway through the third quarter, with star receiver A.J. Brown temporarily sidelined with a knee injury, Dotson’s moment arrived. Jalen Hurts launched a deep pass along the left sideline, where Dotson, closely guarded by Jaguars cornerback Tyson Campbell, adjusted to a precise back-shoulder throw and made a juggling 36-yard catch.
After the game, Dotson’s social media post reflected his excitement over the play. Dotson’s humility has made him a favorite among fans. Early-season buzz surrounded him when he took to practice wearing Brent Celek’s old No. 87.
Fans questioned the number choice until Dotson clarified with a tweet: “I hope y’all understand the number decision is out of my control … Just a guy happy to be here!” Now donning No. 83, Dotson recorded his first big play as an Eagle. Sunday’s game marked a positive step forward for Dotson, who has been patiently waiting for his chance to shine in a crowded Eagles offense.
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