Chase Claypool just did something nobody in a Pittsburgh Steelers uniform has done since 1968, which is to score four scrimmage touchdowns in a single game. In just his fourth career game on Sunday, the rookie caught three touchdown passes and had another rushing score, giving him four for the game, and five on the season.
And does he want to do next? Of course, that’s what matters. Scoring four times in one game is nice, but it doesn’t define your career—or if it does, it means you didn’t have a very prolific and productive one. A big game catches people’s attention, and makes them want to see what you do after the fact.