Carroll took a shot, but the Butler did it

Pete Carroll made the call. Malcolm Butler made the play.

The Seahawks coach chose a pass on second-and-goal from the 1 instead of giving it to Marshawn Lynch, and Butler made him pay - stepping in for the game-saving interception with 20 seconds left to lock down New England's 28-24 victory in Sunday's Super Bowl.

Let the second-guessing begin on what surely will be one of the most debated play calls in NFL history.