Naaman Roosevelt Video: Watch Bills WR's 60-Yard TD Catch Burn Giants Defense

You know Naaman Roosevelt, right?

He was born in Buffalo, played college football at Buffalo and now plays professional football in Buffalo.

Not ringing a bell? Well, this is Naaman Roosevelt.

The second-year pro had only 15 career catches coming into today's game at MetLife Stadium with the New York Giants. He had a career-long catch of 30 yards and a career average of 13.9 yards per catch.

That all changed today, courtesy of the Giants secondary.

Roosevelt catches a little curl route, cuts inside and leaves every other Giants in his wake as he speeds to the end zone.

The Giants' secondary proves once again that their injuries are something to worry about against explosive teams. The amount of faces that have been thrust into action is certainly troubling.

This is the second monster play the Bills have busted against the Giants so far today.

The other, Fred Jackson's career long 80-yard run, got the Bills on the board and Roosevelt put them ahead with this score.

The second-year receiver is getting extra run with the injury to Donald Jones and he's quickly making the most of it.

The Bills haven't mounted much else against the Giants defense so far, though. Big Blue is finally getting to quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick and they've already sacked him twice.

Things continue to heat up and we could see the first real shootout for the Giants this season. The Bills, on the other hand, are used to this type of atmosphere.

This game has all the makings of a big play bonanza. Stay tuned.