The Malcolm Butler Interception | Do Your Job: Bill Belichick & the 2014 Patriots | NFL Network

"Malcolm, GO!" Best decision ever made ever!

That shot with Malcolm crying while his teammates walk and celebrate with him is so powerful.

The GREATEST play in Super Bowl history. No game winning field goal, touchdown pass and catch, defensive stop, quarterback touchdown run, or anything else is better than this. It was an absolute PRIVILEGE to have witnessed this live.

I remember watching this game and in my head thinking "Marshawn's about to seal the deal". Still can't believe they went for the pass. What a game man

Belichick wasn't staring across the field, he was using a Jedi mind trick on the Seattle OC to call a pass

Dont'a Hightower. Its worth remembering that he was playing with a destroyed shoulder that required major surgery days after the game. And he brought down the Beast with a shoulder tackle. That's tough. A big time linebacker.

Tom Brady’s reaction is priceless.

9 years on and it still gives me chills. Could watch this over n over. What I would've done to watch this live. I for sure woukdve cried haha. What a feeling. From NZ!!!

That interception is unforgettable

WTF!?!? I thought this was a lucky play by Butler, but The Patriots actually prepared for it?!?! And they anticipated it??!?!? Thats crazy!!!!! ;)

Damn I had no idea about Ernie Adams. He is the god of the field analysis.

Out of all the Pats insane superbowls this one was the most special. With my entire family all thinking “ugh not again, a crazy catch yet again to lose a super bowl” and then Butler stepped up made the play, won the super bowl. Even tho he is not on the patriots he is one of my favorite players to this day. So lucky to have witnessed such an amazing 20 year run and insane dynasty!

That shot of Malcolm Butler at 8:57 sobbing as his teammates carried him off the field is more powerful than Orr in '71, Bird in '81 and Foulke in '04. Just pure emotion / joy.

As much as I can't stand that David Tyree catch. I get chills when I hear "Malcolm Go!" and see this play. He deserved the MVP. Glad Brady gave him the car.

6:17-6:24 is so iconic it gives me chills everytime i see it. Both coaches hands on their knees watching on closely right up until the end knowing only one of them comes out victorious after this play

Me and my dad started watching the NFL in 2013, being from Sweden it's not a big sport here. We chose patriots after watching the Brady 5 documentary and his underdog story captivated us. Us sitting up till 4 am in the morning to witness this play together is a memory I will cherish forever, I remember Russel Wilson dropping back and me just going "They're passing!! THEY'RE PASSING" and then just instantly after Malcolm making that pick me and dad just jumping up and down and hugging each other, probably waking all our neighbors with our cheers. Great memory, very thankful for that!

Gotta give it to my boy deonte hightower for the stop prior to the malcolm butler interception

Never seen a QB get LESS blame for throwing a SB losing pick than Wilson

"Situational Awareness" : Those 2 words encompass the most successful coaching philosophy I've ever seen implemented in any sport! The term genius is thrown around a lot but in Bill Belichick's case it is certainly warranted. The man operates on a different level. What a pleasure it's been to watch him coach football. We've really witnessed something special!

As a football fan, this was an epic moment... as a seahawks fan, I get so mad every time I see this for what could have been