Straight out of the University of Miami!
The Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks squared off Sunday at Lumen Field and, when we got near the end of the game, the Seahawks were in a position to take the lead. Seattle quarterback Geno Smith, however, made an absolutely disastrous error which changed the whole outlook of the game. (RELATED: We Just Had A Hail Storm In The Bears-Cardinals Game Which Might Be A First-Timer In NFL History)
During the play, Smith was scanning the field but, unable to find an open receiver, was forced to hold onto the ball. Eventually, the Rams’ defense broke through and applied the pressure for a near sack. Feeling the heat and trying to avoid the tackle, Smith throws the ball up in the end zone — hoping for a miracle — but it completely blew up in his face as Rams safety Kamren Kinchens intercepted the ball.
It wasn’t just that the former Miami Hurricane made the interception, however, he took it all the way to the house for a 103-yard pick six. The touchdown gave Los Angeles a 20-13 advantage during a moment where it looked like the Seahawks were about to take the lead. The score from Kinchens is the longest play of the 2024 NFL campaign.
WATCH:
ONE! HUNDRED! AND! THREE! YARDS TO THE HOUSE!
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— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) November 4, 2024
I take so much pride in this play with Kamren being a former Hurricane. 9-0, baby!
This article was originally published at dailycaller.com
