New Orleans Saints free safety Marcus Williams (43) scoops up an interception as the ball lands on the back of cornerback Marshon Lattimore. (AP Photo/Butch Dill)
Five years ago, the Jets had the Buttfumble. Last week, the Panthers scored on the Buttcatch as Damiere Byrd got both cheeks inbounds for a touchdown before landing on the end line.
Now say hello to the Buttpick.
With a third-and-10 from his own 48 with 57 seconds to go in the first half, Falcons QB Matt Ryan threw a high-but-catchable pass to Marvin Hall.
The ball bounced off Hall’s fingertips and landed on the backside of Saints CB Marshon Lattimore, who was face-down on the ground.
As teammates Marcus Williams and Craig Robertson dove over him, Lattimore reached back and grabbed the ball for an interception.
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