Field Level Angle Of Malcolm Butler’s Interception Is Amazing Super Bowl Patriots vs Seahawks &25

By now, you’ve probably seen Malcolm Butler’s interception about a million times. But this amazing field-level angle of the New England Patriots cornerback’s Super Bowl XLIX heroics - shot by WFXT-TV’s Bryan Salmond - is worthy of a million more views. With less than 30 seconds remaining and the ball on the Patriots’ 1-yard line, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson targeted a slant route toward the end zone. A perfectly positioned person with a camera captured the rest.
What makes this angle so great is that it captures just how soon Butler made his break on Wilson’s pass. Almost immediately after the snap, Butler sold out and sprinted to the exact spot of the ball, where he out-muscled Ricardo Lockette to get the pick. When discussing his game-saving play after the game, Butler admitted he read Wilson’s eyes and “knew they were gonna throw.” You certainly were right, Malcolm.
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[@devpatel7154]

I was so happy that day!!! still don't understand how he got to that ball its like he almost took it from the receivers hands

[@redmoon8186]

Malcolm GO!

[@MrTUBEular10]

They're going goal line...

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@@MrTUBEular10 ok?