Oct 26, 2015; Glendale, AZ, USA; Arizona Cardinals strong safety Tony Jefferson (22) celebrates after making an interception as free safety Rashad Johnson (26) looks on during the second half against the Baltimore Ravens at University of Phoenix Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matt Kartozian-USA TODAY Sports
Cardinals safety Tony Jefferson celebrates his last-second interception in the end zone. Matt Kartozian USA Today Sports
Tony Jefferson couldn't imagine feeling any better after making the deciding play in the Arizona Cardinals' victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Monday.
Jefferson's interception in the end zone with six seconds to play snuffed out the Ravens' final hopes and wrapped up the victory for the Cardinals - a moment that left him feeling like a king.
"I felt like LeBron (James). That was my LeBron moment," Jefferson said in reference to the Cleveland Cavaliers superstar who goes by the nickname "King James."
Jefferson was so eager to see if others shared his feelings that he jumped on Twitter while seated at his locker after the game to see how his game-saving interception was received on social media.
"Got to go straight to the Twitter, man," said Jefferson, who basked in the moment upon seeing he was trending on Twitter following his second career interception.
"That's the worst part, sometimes you get on Twitter and they bash you," Jefferson said. "But now, they can't really bash me. I got the game-winning (interception)."
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