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Final stats: Claypool finish the game with seven receptions for 110 yards and three touchdowns, and three rushes for six yards and a touchdown.
UPDATE: It’s a four spot! Claypool caught a 35-yard touchdown to give him three receiving scores and one rushing score. He has seven receptions for 110 yards.
YOU CANNOT STOP CHASE CLAYPOOL. FOUR TOUCHDOWNS.
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UPDATE: Claypool finds the end zone yet again, grabbing his second receiving touchdown and third overall touchdown for the day:
Chase Claypool completes the hat trick ‼️ @ChaseClaypool @steelers pic.twitter.com/mbIx8ONna2
— The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) October 11, 2020
The Steelers rookie receiver from Notre Dame has gotten off to a hot start with a rushing and receiving touchdown. Claypool has seen his snaps get a boost with Diontae Johnson on the sideline with a back injury. That helped him to a two-yard rushing touchdown and then a nice catch and run for a 32 yard touchdown.
Midway through the second quarter, Claypool has three receptions for 54 yards and a touchdown, plus two rushing attempts for five yards and another touchdown. Johnson hasn’t been ruled out, but Claypool should still get work even if Johnson returns.