The GREATEST Interceptions in NFL History

Man, Troy Polamalu was a beast. Probably the greatest safety of all time.. it's either him or Ed Reed. Troy was great every scenario. He had no weakness. He made hits like a linebacker and disrupted passes like a cornernack.. he was basically an extra corner and linebacker all in one lol.

Polamalu has 0 chill

Polamalu is legendary 😭 I didn’t know he was that talented

Troy Polamalu easily one of the most excitings DBs to watch

TROY POLAMALU IS A SAVAGE

Dang nearly 40 minutes of interceptions.... better get my popcorn

Polamalu’s interception at 7:27 looks so much like the crazy receives you see in the VNL, the dive and everything

James Harrison's 100 yard Super Bowl pick 6 should be here if only for the return.

Troy Goatamalu 🔥🔥

I think I might've forgotten a play. Next video will be greatest pick sixes, and it'll only be half as long (i can't promise anything)

Not one clip of Ed Reed? Hall of Famer and one of the best ball hawk safeties in NFL history? Wow.

Darren Sharper is so amazing. Most of his victims never even saw him coming. He’d always find away and always wanted to score and get it in no matter what.

Not a single one of Ed Reed's 64 interceptions?

Still mad Hawks didn't run it

11:13 How come nobody talks about this catch? This is just as impressive as odell’s catch

My list of Top 5 Interceptions of all time: 5. A.J. Duhe's 3rd Interception (a pick 6) to seal the 1982 AFC Championship for Miami 4. Mike Davis trapping Brian Sipe in the 1980 AFC Divisional round, throwing a pick with under 2 minutes to go (The Mistake by the Lake) 3. Tracy Porter's Interception of Peyton to give the Saints their 1st ever SB victory 2. James Harrison's coast to coast Interception return in SB 43 just before halftime 1. Malcolm Butler's pick in SB 49 to give the Patriots their 5th (which was mentioned in this video)

8:28 George Martin knocks the f out of John Elway with the football.

20:46 was the sickest int on there

26:53 That Interception by Richard Sherman was all but officially the end of Colin Kaepernick's career. He was never the same after that.

You're one of the only channels who actually shows the old plays too, and not just plays from 2010 or later.