The image is scorched into the memory of modern day Packers fans.
Green Bay’s 340-pound ball of thud drops into coverage, slides to his right and snatches Caleb Haney’s ill-advised toss at the 17-yard-line. By the time the big man reaches the 14-yard-line, he’s holding the ball stretched out in one hand, his gait equal parts jaunt, prance and strut.
A nose tackle with, on this play, a nose for the ball.
This mass of jelly and brawn crosses the goal line, places his hands on his hips and gyrates, before being summarily mobbed by teammates.