This is Seahawks head coach Mike McDonald asked about Super Bowl 49, about a million times. During his media session, of course, the goal line play from the first Patriots Seahawks Super Bowl with Malcolm Butler and the interception. So it started out all in good fun. Let me lay it out for you here. End of the fourth quarter, 30 seconds left. You guys are trailing. You're on the one yard line. Are you throwing it or are you running it?

Best play available. All right. So he was ready for it the first time. Then here it comes again. People are so uninformed. Yes. And unoriginal. Here you go. It's the fourth quarter, 26 seconds left. The second goal on the one. You're down by four. Are you going to run the football? You're going to throw it. is beast mode in the backfield

call him and get him in uniform and finally

hit him the football that's within the realm that's within the realm of possibility all right so he's still playing along you know having some fun with it here we go once more on the one yard line with 30 seconds left would you run it or throw a slant i think the more important question is how many times am i going to get this question over the next three days? All right, so we're starting to run out of patience and then the last straw. This comes down to a one-yard line scenario. 20 seconds to go. We're running or passing? I don't know. I mean, I'm kind of done answering this question. Here's a question for you. Who is the offensive coordinator? Terrell Bevel. There you go. And by the way, what people... You didn't even let them get the words out.

Yeah. Nice. What I think people forget about that particular play is that New England put their big people in their goal line defense when in the game.

Yes. And basically Seattle did not have their goal line offense.

It didn't have the extra alignment or the extra tight ends in there. I think they had their 12 personnel in there, which would be two tight ends or running back and two wide receivers. And, you know, they did exactly what they should have done. They got out of a run that was supposed to be run. You wouldn't have gotten anywhere. and they went with a play that, by the way,

if you listen to Matt Patricia,

explain the play how of a run that was supposed to be run, you wouldn't have gotten anywhere. And they went with a play that, by the way, if you listen to Matt Patricia,

explain the play how they were practicing against that play in practice.

And he never got it right.

Specifically Malcolm Butler.

Right.

And Malcolm Butler kept going over the top.

And in this particular situation, they got it right and browner the other

cornerback for the Patriots had come from Seattle yes and he had the jam at the line that allowed

Butler to get where he needed to do exactly so they played it absolutely perfectly and i yeah i don't

know if you asked p carroll would he do it over again i you know i don't think he would I think he would say we'd still throw it we just have to run better routes and make sure that they didn't make the play it and keep them from interception

I believe I saw a clip where Patricia was speaking at who knows some convention or college or whatever breaking down that play exactly and he not only he said, if I were on the other side, I would have called a pass as well, based on the setup of the play, the formations and everything. And the personnel that the Patriots had on the field, which was their goal line personnel, which is a completely different set of, you know, set of plays that you run, and hopefully you have your right people against the right people

that they have on the field and the seahawks did not great super bowl moment yeah marshan lynch was on

bill mars podcast led me right into it he said he was uh what i don't know may i well you're going to say

which one do we're going to play i've got a minute montage of just absolute chaos okay all right

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