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MOST EMBARRASSING WAY TO LOSE SUPER BOWL 🤦♂️
Malcolm Butler Game Winning Interception in Super Bowl 49 🤦♂️
Malcolm Butler’s game-winning interception in Super Bowl 49 (XLIX) on February 1, 2015, is widely regarded as one of the most shocking and dramatic plays in NFL history. With only 26 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, the New England Patriots led the Seattle Seahawks 28-24. Seattle had driving momentum and faced a 2nd-and-goal at the Patriots' 1-yard line. Instead of handing the ball to their star powerhouse running back, Marshawn Lynch, the Seahawks surprisingly opted for a quick pass play.
Seattle lined up in a stacked wide receiver formation to the right. The play design was a quick "slant-flat" or pick play. Wide receiver Ricardo Lockette was supposed to break quickly inside across the goal line while teammate Jermaine Kearse ran an outside route to block and "pick" Lockette's defender.
Anticipating a goal-line situation, Patriots defensive coordinator Matt Patricia deployed a rare "goal line three corner" package. This put undrafted rookie cornerback Malcolm Butler on the field as the third corner, matching up directly against Lockette.
Butler drove hard into the passing lane, arriving at the exact same split-second as the football. He collided heavily with Lockette right at the goal line, wrestled the ball away cleanly, and brought it down into his chest for the interception while falling backward into the end zone.
Super Bowl XLIX
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MOST EMBARRASSING WAY TO LOSE SUPER BOWL 🤦♂️
Malcolm Butler Game Winning Interception in Super Bowl 49 🤦♂️
Malcolm Butler’s game-winning interception in Super Bowl 49 (XLIX) on February 1, 2015, is widely regarded as one of the most shocking and dramatic plays in NFL history. With only 26 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, the New England Patriots led the Seattle Seahawks 28-24. Seattle had driving momentum and faced a 2nd-and-goal at the Patriots' 1-yard line. Instead of handing the ball to their star powerhouse running back, Marshawn Lynch, the Seahawks surprisingly opted for a quick pass play.
Seattle lined up in a stacked wide receiver formation to the right. The play design was a quick "slant-flat" or pick play. Wide receiver Ricardo Lockette was supposed to break quickly inside across the goal line while teammate Jermaine Kearse ran an outside route to block and "pick" Lockette's defender.
Anticipating a goal-line situation, Patriots defensive coordinator Matt Patricia deployed a rare "goal line three corner" package. This put undrafted rookie cornerback Malcolm Butler on the field as the third corner, matching up directly against Lockette.
Butler drove hard into the passing lane, arriving at the exact same split-second as the football. He collided heavily with Lockette right at the goal line, wrestled the ball away cleanly, and brought it down into his chest for the interception while falling backward into the end zone.
Super Bowl XLIX
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