Sweet one-hand grab.

Between all the fights and the Luke Goedeke helmet-toss, there was a play pretty much not noticed or was mostly ignored at the Bucs-Jets practice yesterday in New Jersey.

Emeka Egbuka had a sick catch in warmups. OK, Joe’s not getting ahead of his skis. It was warmups — in walk-throughs. For those unaware, walk-throughs are when players go slow motion to practice a play so they get it right. They’re maybe going 20 percent, if that.

(Joe will recount a great Antonio Brown story, and it came from Lavonte David: If Brown was upset or mad or pouting, he didn’t believe in going through walk-throughs. So while everyone else was going maybe 20 percent speed, Brown was going all out, full blast, 110 percent. LOL He could have hurt someoe, including himself.)

So Mayfield tossed a pass to Egbuka in warm-ups, in walk-throughs, against air, and rather than using both hands to catch it, Egbuka just reaches out with one hand and plucks the ball out of mid-air. Palms the ball like some do with a basketball.

Egbuka was so nonchalant about this it’s crazy. Yet that catch showed his serious ball-catching skills. Yet Egbuka almost looked bored. No big deal. Been there, done that. Routine day at the office.

The ball was clearly way over Egbuka’s head and it appeared when Egbuka grabbed it, the ball was past him.

Egbuka looked like he was picking an orange off a tree.

The Twitter video by FOX Sports NFL columnist Ralph Vacchiano got a lot of run. Vacchiano even said when he posted it he was out in the sun and never noticed what he had until later in the day indoors.

Joe sure would love to see Egbuka pull that off in a game.

Yeah, it is just walk-throughs. Yeah, air defense. Still, nifty one-handed grab by Emeka Egbuka. https://t.co/ztug4evTje

— JoeBucsFan (@JoeBucsFan) August 11, 2026