The Drill: Ranking Woodson's interceptions

[Heatherthepackgirl]

Posted: Jan. 22, 2007
HAIL TO THE THIEF

Packers cornerback Charles Woodson intercepted eight passes in 2006. From hardest to easiest, here's a subjective ranking of his interceptions:

AT SEATTLE: Makes great break on Matt Hasselbeck's short pass to Deion Branch (3-yard return).

MINNESOTA: Makes great break on Tarvaris Jackson's inside breaking route to Travis Taylor (14).

AT CHICAGO: Makes great break on Rex Grossman's short hook pass to Rashied Davis (3).

ARIZONA: Undercuts crossing route thrown by Matt Leinart to Bryant Johnson (0).

AT MIAMI: Is in position to intercept bootleg pass dropped by Randy McMichael on pass from Joey Harrington (23-yard TD).

DETROIT: Deceives Jon Kitna by making man-to-man coverage look like zone coverage and picks sideline route to Mike Furrey (18).

NEW YORK JETS: Is beaten deep by Justin McCareins but uses catch-up speed to pick Chad Pennington's long pass (0).

AT SEATTLE: Leaps in traffic to make high-point interception of Hasselbeck-to-Jerramy Stevens pass that is batted into the air by Ryan Pickett (0).

- Bob McGinn

 

[umair]

thanks for posting the link. he could have has 2 or 3 more that he dropped.

im suprised i remmber most of the ints that he made.

 

[Jakest3r]

I liked the one at Miami, it was his first INT+TD as a packer, and it really turned around the game IMO.

 

[DeusNova]

His INT against MIN was a quality interception.