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Do you like big man touchdowns? Leonard Williams just provided one that nearly went from one goal line to the other.
The Seattle Seahawks defensive lineman, who had an outstanding game in last week’s win over the Arizona Cardinals, dropped into coverage against New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers on a pivotal third down. Williams tipped Rodgers’ pass to himself and recorded his second interception of his career. With a convoy alongside him, ‘Big Cat’ rumbled for 92 yards and a touchdown to pull the Seahawks to within 21-13.
Watch the interception in all its glory!
LEO TAKES IT HOME. pic.twitter.com/BzcOiWAM5g
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) December 1, 2024
According to NFL on FOX halftime host Curt Menefee, this is the longest touchdown by a 300+ pound player in NFL history. Williams is listed at 310 pounds, which makes his top speed all the more impressive for such a large human being. This was also the first red zone pick-6 of Rodgers’ decorated career.
Against his former team, Seahawks DT Leonard Williams returns an interception 92 yards for a touchdown, reaching a top speed of 17.84 mph, the fastest play by a defensive tackle as a ball carrier in over five seasons (since Week 4, 2019).#SEAvsNYJ | #Seahawks pic.twitter.com/NrxFuiNHGF
— Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) December 1, 2024
‘Big Cat’ made a big play to keep the Seahawks within striking distance of the Jets. He’s showing why Seattle traded a second-rounder for him and extended his contract with his recent performances.
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