Great pick pics

Ken Canin · Feb 25, 2015

The best pictures of the Malcolm Butler pick I've seen so far are in the Robert Beck/Sports Illustrated gallery on this page: http://mmqb.si.com/2015/02/24/malco...ts-nfl-vicksburg-mississippi-hometown-parade/ .

Unfortunately, the pictures - the first five in the gallery - are embedded in the main article in such a way that I don't know how to link to them directly or embed them here. Maybe someone else can.

It's the SECOND gallery on the page, the one called "Gallery: the play of a lifetime."

40yrpatsfan · Feb 26, 2015

Ken Canin said:
The best pictures of the Malcolm Butler pick I've seen so far are in the Robert Beck/Sports Illustrated gallery on this page: http://mmqb.si.com/2015/02/24/malco...ts-nfl-vicksburg-mississippi-hometown-parade/ .

Unfortunately, the pictures - the first five in the gallery - are embedded in the main article in such a way that I don't know how to link to them directly or embed them here. Maybe someone else can.

It's the SECOND gallery on the page, the one called "Gallery: the play of a lifetime."

Awesome pics, and this article really illustrates how Butler dominated the 2nd half of that game. Much more than just the last play, he made ALL the plays that came his way.

shmessy · Feb 26, 2015

40yrpatsfan said:
Awesome pics, and this article really illustrates how Butler dominated the 2nd half of that game. Much more than just the last play, he made ALL the plays that came his way.

He really did. He was not beaten on any play. The Kearse miracle catch was an excellent coverage and tip by Butler. He also had two other well played knockdowns.

Palm Beach Pats Fan · Feb 26, 2015

Concussion Protocol · Feb 26, 2015

shmessy said:
He really did. He was not beaten on any play. The Kearse miracle catch was an excellent coverage and tip by Butler. He also had two other well played knockdowns.

It's not normal for a cornerback to break up 4 passes in a half. He was outstanding. On Kearse's catch, I think Butler made a more impressive play than Kearse. He timed his leap perfectly.

Ken Canin · Feb 27, 2015

thanks for posting the caps (by the way, the ones at the original site are still worth seeing as they are in higher resolution).

n6249c · Feb 27, 2015

Concussion Protocol said:
It's not normal for a cornerback to break up 4 passes in a half. He was outstanding. On Kearse's catch, I think Butler made a more impressive play than Kearse. He timed his leap perfectly.

It's rare a CB good enough to break up four passes in a half gets targeted so much. Shows how incredibly far under the radar for how really good he is.

neuronet · Feb 27, 2015

Great article, great pics, I love MB!

Uncle Rico · Feb 27, 2015

Great pics. You really see Butler breaking with Lockette; and the second image is the first I've seen that actually shows Butler in line with where Wilson is throwing. Wilson probably doesn't see him but he's throwing right to Butler, and Butler knows the race is on.

Uncle Rico · Feb 27, 2015

Also, these pics show what a nice job Butler did holding on after the collision with Lockette:

102 Pat · Feb 27, 2015

Ken Canin said:
thanks for posting the caps (by the way, the ones at the original site are still worth seeing as they are in higher resolution).

Plus if you view them fast, it's like looking at a flipbook! lol...

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