Browns WR Terrelle Pryor Makes Great Play for 44-Yard Catch on Eagles Defender

It looks like Terrelle Pryor has really grown into the receiver position.

Early in the second quarter of Sunday's season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles, Cleveland Browns quarterback Robert Griffin III took a shot on a deep ball to Pryor down the sideline. Showing off his playmaking ability, the quarterback-turned-wideout adjusted to the pass and hauled in the catch over Eagles cornerback Nolan Carroll.

Just like that, 1st-and-15 turned into 1st-and-goal. The 44-yard gain set the Browns up for a touchdown just a few plays later.

Pryor had three catches for 68 yards in the 29-10 loss.