OBJ Makes an Insane Diving One-Handed Catch for TD, But it Isn't Enough for the Giants

Well, Odell Beckham Jr., not even your magic hands can save the Giants from the NFC East-topping Washington—or, from your own quarterback, for that matter.

After an absolutely abysmal start, in which Giants QB Eli Manning threw away three interceptions, New York was working off of a whiff of a prayer in the 4th quarter. OBJ seemed to be an early savior as he caught another astounding one-handed catch (above) to put the Giants within six of Washington.

But back to Eli: just take a look at two of those aforementioned interceptions from earlier in the game:

Eli Manning avec une #interceptionpic.twitter.com/BazZVlT5gu
— NFL France (@NFLFrance) November 29, 2015

Eli Manning picked by Will Blackmon. #WasVsNYG pic.twitter.com/P0I8gNW0MC
— NFL (@NFLIive) November 29, 2015

Not pretty.

And sure enough—after a Washington punt with less than a minute on the clock—a final drive led to the now-inevitable, last-second lateral play that fizzled out in yet another Manning blunder. This time, a toss out of bounds.

Watching OBJ's catch and Eli's interceptions, it's hard not to question whether Eli was awful today, or whether OBJ was a miracle man. The world may never know.