On a team where big defensive plays were the story of the season, it was indeed the “Legion of Boom” defense that made Seattle’s first-ever Super Bowl championship possible. But when it came down to the biggest-play defender of Super Bowl XLVIII, it wasn’t Richard Sherman or Kam Chancellor or Earl Thomas who sealed the deal – it was a seventh-round pick who started 2013 as a backup, who pick-six’ed Peyton Manning and made himself a household name! Celebrate the inspiring performance of Linebacker Malcolm Smith, who led his Seattle Seahawks to the promised land! This commemorative poster features that thrilling moment in the second quarter of Super Bowl XLVIII in New Jersey on February 2, 2014, when Malcolm crossed the goal line after a 69-yard run, to place a dagger in the hopes of Denver’s fans. A must for the wall and collection of any true Seahawks fan – a man and a moment you never want to forget! Commemorative MVP posters are always published in limited quantity, so don’t miss your chance at adding this one to your wall and your collection.