One of the most puzzling decisions in Super Bowl history was Pete Carroll’s decision to throw the ball.
The Seattle Seahawks were on the one-yard line with Marshawn Lynch in the backfield and they decided to throw a slant route — which was infamously intercepted by the then-rookie Malcolm Butler. The New England Patriots walked away with the win in Super Bowl XLIX and things weren’t the same in Seattle ever since.
Lynch joined comedian Kevin Hart on the “Cold as Balls” podcast and said that all he could do was laugh at Carroll following the play.