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Green Bay Packers safety Darnell Savage stepped in front of a Dak Prescott pass, made the interception, sprinted 65 yards and gave his team a 27-0 lead over the Dallas Cowboys in the first half of Sunday’s NFC Wild Card Round showdown.
Savage’s pick-six was the Packers’ second interception and fourth touchdown of the first half overall.
A pair of Aaron Jones touchdown runs, a Jordan Love touchdown pass to Dontayvion Wicks and now Savage’s defensive touchdown has the Packers rolling in the first half.
Here’s the Savage pick-six:
.@darnellsavage_ TO THE HOUSE! 🏠
Pick-six! 🙌 #GBvsDAL | #GoPackGo
📺: FOX pic.twitter.com/w0tPy1a68U
— Green Bay Packers (@packers) January 14, 2024
Jaire Alexander’s interception of Prescott earlier in the half set up Jones’ second touchdown run.
The interception was Savage’s first of the season, and his first pick-six since Week 17 of last year against Kirk Cousins and the Minnesota Vikings.