Buffalo Bills wide receiver Cole Beasley made an astounding touchdown grab Sunday afternoon versus the Las Vegas Raiders, snagging the ball in midair after a hit spun him upside down (via NFL on Twitter).

Placing the Bills up 14-3 early in the second quarter, the touchdown was Beasley's first of the year, and came just a week after the eighth-year veteran out of Southern Methodist University recorded six catches and 100 yards against the Los Angeles Rams.

Beasley is third on Buffalo's receiving depth chart, but he has seen his production increase in the early going thanks to the improving performance of quarterback Josh Allen.

His second touchdown pass of the afternoon, Allen has accumulated 14 touchdowns on the year and has paced the surprising Bills to a 3-0 record and early lead in the AFC East. Buffalo maintains a 14-6 advantage over the Raiders, midway through the second quarter.

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