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Now, Matt Patricia, on Malcolm Butler's Super Bowl ceiling interception.

Can you walk us through the Malcolm Butler situation, the interception in 14 on the Super Bowl,

that whole sequence of plays and what do you got on that?

Yeah.

So obviously you're talking about great games and certainly the 11 Baltimore team and the Y Y and all but that's why I love that one

and obviously you um so I thought that'd be a great one but you know these the the 14 game the 16 game

you know the Super Bowl there's there's some crazy crazy stuff that just happened in those games

um and the thing about the 14 Super Bowl with Seattle. So going back to around this time, really, when I took over the defense 11 and 10, Bill would come to me every training camp. And again, in the Bible, I had all the calls. And he'd be like, hey, he's like, we really, every training game, hey, when are we putting goal line three corner in?

And I'd be like, yeah, I'm like, we got to get that in.

I'm like, we're never going to run goal line three corner.

Like, it's 11 personnel.

Like, I'm not doing it. Like, they're going to throw. Like, it's just the whole thing. So for years, I was like, yeah, yeah, it's going on.

We never got it in.

So as soon as we win the championship game,

and I'm like, I knew we were playing Seattle.

I walked in the defensive staff room, I go, you're not going to believe what I'm about to say. And they're all like, what? And I'm like, we got to put goal line three corner in. And I'm like, what are you talking about? I'm like, we're going to need this call in this game. I'm just telling you, like, we can't, we can't go to them personnel and not have as much mass on the field. I'm like, we got to figure this out. So I knew like that Monday, and everyone was like, there's no way you're going to call this. And I'm like, I'm just telling you, we're going to need this call. So start drawing it up, going through the call. Why do you think you need the call?

Because I knew that no one had seen it. We hadn't run it. We hadn't run this call. What did

Seattle do to make you think you might need that call? Just 11 personnel inside the three yard line,

trying to be able to stop Lynch, the quarterback run game, the receivers that are on the field.

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