The New York Giants are in the midst of one of the worst seasons in franchise history and with the team already eliminated from postseason contention, there isn't much to

Seattle Seahawks defensive end Leonard Williams' take down of Rodgers for 5-yard sack late in fourth. Seattle Seahawks defensive end Leonard Williams wraps up New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers for 11-yard sack. New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers' dart to wide receiver Davante Adams converts fourth down on 5-yard connection.

Seattle’s kick off and kick off return teams have been absurdly awful in the first half, fumbling three times (losing two of them) and allowing a 99-yard touchdown return. After the second fumble, New York had the ball at Seattle’s 38-yard line and made it all the way to the nine. But that is where it ended, courtesy of Leonard “Big Cat” Williams.

As the Seahawks took sole possession of first place in the NFC West with their win over the Jets on Sunday, it was Leonard Williams who delivered the play of the game: a 92-yard pick-six, the longest by a defensive lineman in NFL history.

Seahawks DE and former Jets first-round pick Leonard Williams intercepts Aaron Rodgers and returns it 92 yards for a touchdown on Sunday afternoon.