Corey Brown made an incredible catch in Super Bowl 50, perhaps one of the greatest of all-time.
Nobody is going to talk about what a great player Corey Brown is after Super Bowl 50. Hell, there is a really good chance that Brown plays about eight years in the National Football League and fades into oblivion. However, he gave us one of the best catches in Super Bowl history on Sunday night, skying for this Cam Newton throw.
For Browns, it was a 42-yard catch and one that proved to be costly. Brown had to leave the game and is questionable to return with a calf injury. Unfortunately for Carolina, the catch did not result in any points as Newton would be picked off by safety T.J. Ward only a few downs later.
The Panthers finished the season at 15-1 after winning the first 14 games of the campaign before going into the NFC playoffs as the top seed. Carolina then rolled over the Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals on the way to the Super Bowl, but has looked lost throughout the game. Carolina has turned the ball over three teams and fumbled a few other occasions, only to recover them.