LeRoy Butler laid the hit that popped this ball loose, then took the pitch from teammate Reggie White to turn this turnover into six points for the Packers. The exclamation point? Butler leaped into the crowd at Lambeau Field, marking the first time the now-famous celebration took place in Green Bay. The Packers would go on to win, 28-0, over the Raiders on Dec. 26, 1993.

Matched up against one of the best defensive players of the era, Tony Boselli was the anchor of the Jacksonville line in the Wild Card round against Buffalo. Boselli's efforts helped the Jaguars to 409 yards of total offense, including 184 yards on the ground, in a 30-27 victory on Dec. 28, 1996.

Cliff Branch had one reception on Oct. 2, 1983, but it was historic. Pulling in a pass down the near sideline, Branch outran the Washington defense for a 99-yard touchdown, tied for the longest passing play in NFL history. Branch's one-reception, 99-yard day wasn't enough, though, as the Raiders would fall to Washington that day, 37-35.

Richard Seymour batted this pass into the air, then finished the play himself by also pulling it into his chest for an interception. He added two tackles and knocked down another pass as part of a stout defensive effort by the Patriots in a 40-7 victory over Houston on Dec. 17, 2006.

Sam Mills came darting through the offensive line and stripped the ball from the quarterback as he flew by. The ball bounced right to him, allowing him to scoop it up almost without missing a step and take it back for a 76-yard touchdown. His defensive effort helped New Orleans to a 20-0 victory over the Jets, back in his home state of New Jersey, on Dec. 26, 1992.

Bryant Young registered three sacks in a game on three different occasions in his career, including in 2005 against St. Louis. He stayed in the quarterback's face all day, bringing pressure both from the edge and up the middle. His defensive effort helped the 49ers to a 28-25 victory over the Rams on Sept. 11, 2005.

In Carolina's first franchise victory, Sam Mills delivered for the Panthers. As the game neared halftime, Mills broke through the line on the rush, just as the quarterback released the ball, looking for his running back with a shovel pass. Mills stepped in front and intercepted it, then took it back 36 yards for the touchdown. He added a sack in the game, a monumental 26-15 victory for the Panthers on Oct. 15, 1995.

LeRoy Butler was breaking toward the intended receiver as this ball was batted into the air at the line of scrimmage. Tracking it, he quickly shifted directions and laid out to pull in this interception. He had two picks on the day, part of a 38-32 Packers win over Minnesota on Sept. 21, 1997.

In a matchup between two future Hall of Famers, Tony Boselli won this one-on-one battle, giving his quarterback enough time to deliver this 56-yard touchdown, giving Jacksonville the lead with under three minutes to play. The Jaguars would go on to win, 28-21, on Oct. 12, 1998.

Cliff Branch caught this pass just past the 40-yard line and jammed on the brakes before side-stepping to elude a New Orleans defender and cut the ball upfield. He accelerated past two more and won a long footrace to the end zone for a 66-yard touchdown. He followed that up with a tough grab on a slant in the red zone, where he powered past the goal line for another score. He caught seven passes for 126 yards and two touchdowns in the game on his way to helping the Raiders earn a 42-35 road win over the Saints on Dec. 3, 1979.

Richard Seymour was a fixture in the Philadelphia backfield, helping Oakland's defense keep the Eagles to just nine points on Oct. 18, 2009. He registered three tackles for loss, including two sacks, while also knocking down a pass and forcing a fumble. That defensive effort helped lift the Raiders to a 13-9 victory.

Bryant Young got a tremendous jump on this pass rush, breaking through the line and wrapping up the quarterback, and causing a fumble in the process. His teammate picked up the bouncing ball and took it back for a touchdown to give San Francisco a first-quarter lead. Young registered five total tackles in the game, a 37-31 loss to Chicago on Oct. 28, 2001.