Blind Football Player Scores Two Touchdowns In The Same Game

Some game moments last in our hearts till the eternity. Especially when someone who isn’t expected to do something in a game does it anyway, and not just once but twice, making the exceptional moment live on the internet forever. This is one such moment. When Adonis Watt, a blind football play, plays for Brophy Prep in Phoenix, runs back and scores two touchdowns in one game. The game is played against a wild and tough team of Mountain View of Mesa. Yes, you heard it right, a blind football player scores more than average touchdowns made by a regular player. That is downright unbelievably amazing!

It was a freshman football game, in Arizona. Meaning, the kid is actually too young to be performing this great. I hate that he’s handicap, but that is honestly the case here. Even if he’s lost one of his sensory organs, the vision power. He’s most definitely darn passionate about football. Playing the game in the first place is a great step taken by him. Scoring that high was never expected of him, but he did it anyway, assonating thousands of people. We are big fans, Watt!

To be honest, we think he has practiced day and night to reach where he is now. To prove everybody wrong and show the world what he is capable of. It wasn’t just a feel-good moment for him. It was a combo of that and I-have-earned-this moment. Making his team heavily proud of him. The touchdowns were from the 1- and 3-yard lines, all of the hard work seemed to pay off when Watt waltzed into the end zone.
The most amazing part of this game was that the Toros (the opponents) weren’t even aware that the player is blind. The opponents put in an effort just as they would for any other player, making Watt’s win even more magically. Because, at this point it doesn’t matter if the game was won, Watt played his part and he is a true winner in our eyes. Once, Watt scored on a 45- yard run, but most of them suspect, it was because the opponents knew he was blind and let him score easily. But that wasn’t the case in this game. Toros didn’t even know him and that is truly the fruit of extreme dedication and hard work

But the player seems so grounded because he thinks it is no big deal and it was just another feel-good moment in his career. Yes, that is right. His behavior makes him seem truly deserving. His interviews are worth a watch. They are all over the internet. His spectators and his couch know how big of a deal this is. I hope he stays blessed. A big step toward his dream. He going to be an exceptional play as long as he stays this wonderful! What do you guys think about the game? Share this amazing clip and let the world know what true dedication can result to. He is a true winner and achiever!