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Published Oct 14, 2026
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| Region | Chart | Best rank | First seen |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Category chart | #37 | Oct 16 |
| Canada | Category chart | #49 | Oct 15 |
| Australia | Category chart | #137 | Oct 16 |
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The NFL has a storied history of massive defensive linemen making unforgettable plays by dropping into coverage or snatching deflections. Officially, Michael Pierce holds the record as the heaviest NFL player to ever record an interception. The heaviest NFL players to record an interception, ordered by their official listed weights, include: 1. Michael Pierce (355 lbs) Intercepted Bailey Zappe in a Week 18 win over the Browns (January 2025) and famously chose to slide rather than return it. 2. Sam Adams (350 lbs) Intercepted Tom Brady in 2003 and rumbled 37 yards for a legendary "big-man" pick-six. 3. Shaun Rogers (350 lbs) Snagged a pass against the Broncos in 2007 and ran it back 66 yards for an iconic touchdown. 4. Keith Traylor (337 lbs) Intercepted Jeff Garcia in 2001 and went on an unforgettable, exhausting 67-yard rumble. 5. B.J. Raji (337 lbs) "The Freezer" famously intercepted Caleb Hanie and returned it 18 yards for a touchdown in the 2010 NFC Championship Game. linktr.ee/AllHighlights Business Email: [email protected] #shorts #nfl #football #nflshorts #nflmemes #sports #nflfootball #hits #hit
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