NFL prospect Dallin Holker makes incredible one-handed catch at scouting combine

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All eyes have been on Indianapolis this week, as the Colts home stadium once again serves as the host for the NFL scouting combine.

The gauntlet drill, which requires participants to catch a series of passes before sprinting up the sideline, is normally one of the week's most anticipated activities. Former Colorado State tight end Dallin Holker turned heads on Friday when he made an impressive one-handed catch during the drill.

Holker began to head up the field after he made what he likely thought was the final catch in the sequence, but he quickly realized that another pass was heading his direction. Holker then looked back and grabbed the ball with one hand, while he carried a football in his other hand.

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Dallin Holker #TE06 of Colorado State participates in a drill during the NFL Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium on March 01, 2024 in Indianapolis, Indiana.  (Stacy Revere/Getty Images)

Dropped passes tend to be a normal occurrence during the drill, which makes Holker's display of athleticism even more impressive.

"Never seen this one before," the NFL wrote in a social media post that included a video of Holker's catch.

While former Georgia Bulldogs star Brock Bowers is widely expected to be the first tight end to hear his name called at next month's NFL Draft, Holker's draft stock could certainly be on the rise.

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Playing for winless Napa High School as a sophomore, Bowers was lightly recruited. He had only one FBS scholarship offer, Nevada, before one of his coaches fought hard for him to be included at a Nike camp.