#1 Malcolm Butler's Goal Line Pick in Super Bowl XLIX | NFL Films | Top 10 Interceptions

Malcolm Butler's amazing pick-6 to seal Super Bowl XLIX for the Patriots comes in at #1 on the list of Top 10 Interceptions.

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[christianschneider]

"Pats fans went from Death Row to the Playboy Mansion" EXACTLY lol.

[CobraClutch]

Brandon Browner's jam at the line prevented Kearse from picking Butler. Really underrated part of the play.

[ClavisRa]

This play is the epitome of preparation, execution and teamwork. Film study shows that play is a Seahawks favorite at the goal line. Malcolm gets burned on that play in practice; runs the play multiple times. Belichick decides not to call a timeout when he sees the Seahawks a bit disorganized and their personnel. The Pats run out goal line defense with 3 defensive backs, a personnel grouping they had never used all season, not once; every Pats fan gets chills now hearing the coach call "Malcolm, go!" to send him on the field. Brandon Browner helps Malcolm line up and identifies the play even faster than Malcolm does, jamming his receiver before he can even get a step off the line, destroying the designed pick of the Hawks play. And then Malcolm breaks on that ball so hard, he blows up the receiver as the ball arrives; no idea how he held onto the ball through that much contact.

That play is the epitome of everything the Patriots are about.

[obinjoku]

I had the sherman face when this happened.

[omegakilo]

The way Belichick made the half-time adjustment and the last play he called on the goal line and not taking a time out to reverse put the pressure on Coach Carrol, is next level genius.

[SlipStreamTV]

I remember me telling my family “we need a miracle“ as they lined up at the 1 yard line. Then it happened and we all screamed. The first time I almost cried at a sports game. That moment was so unreal.

[richardfilanderer]

That play was the greatest moment of my life. I still can't recall a time where I felt happier.

[Yoyoman]

If Malcolm Butler hadn't been eaten on that same route in practice, it would have been a TD. Lockette was open by 2-3 yards, and had the angle. It's like something clicked inside Butler's head and he came out of nowhere to pick that ball off. As a Hawks fan, my heart sunk on that play. I don't blame Carrol, Rus, or Lockette. The only explanation is "The Butler done it."

[metalhead]

This play legitimately destroyed the Seahawks as a championship team from that point on. Not a Seahawks fan but goddamn that's still a painful moment to watch. That's also a lesson in not getting cute with simple things.

[sStyleMo]

What really makes the play resonate so hard is how it changed the futures of both franchises. The Pats would go to 3 more superbowls and win 2, and the Seahawks haven't even been back to a championship game. If the seahawks won 3 more Superbowls it wouldn't be as important, but this played forever destroyed them, and brought the Patriots back to how they were a decade before.

[elonpuff]

I would never forget that day
I was actually handing 300
Over to my friend thinking it was over
Then the interception happened he didn't want to give my money till
After the review I left with 600, thanks pats

[levelboxing]

I don't even like the Patriots and that play still give me the chills. Crazy Interception!!!

[DIRTEHHARRY]

Will never EVER forget that fucking HEROIC Hightower tackle on the play before. Bringing down BeastMode like that is fucking insane.

[ethancampbell]

All the people saying this was pure luck clearly forgot that lucky ass catch that put them in this position in the first place

[bluejd]

Such a great play that people don’t even talk about the one before where Hightower throws a guy off him and shoulder checks Marshawn Lynch (with a destroyed shoulder mind you). That really goes to show how impressive the play right after was

[BOSSSHAWN]

That was an earth shattering play for sure. That was definitely the best SuperBowl I’ve ever watched in my life.

[OliverChiacchia]

I always see garoppollo celebrating when Brady is on the sideline. It makes me happy

[brutusbarnabus]

Every time I revisit this play I laugh because not only does Butler make the int, but he blows Lockette (83) up in the process. 😄

[Sooperhans]

Al Michaels making the call is the icing on the cake. So glad it wasn’t Joe Buck.

[monkeyslop]

I got to meet butler in Worcester and got his autograph. So cool guy