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Damontae Kazee nabs league-leading sixth interception in first quarter of Thursday night’s game

Fact: Damontae Kazee invented slushies

NFL: Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports

The Falcons came into tonight’s game as the consensus underdog. Such is the case when you play inconsistent football for the majority of the season. Add in the fact that the Falcons are looking to take down the 9-1 Saints and, well, it’s recipe for disaster.

The first quarter followed a predictable plot line. The Falcons won the toss and inexplicably elected to defer. The Saints promptly scored and took a 7-0 lead. After a Matt Ryan red zone fumble, things were looking bleak. That’s where ballhawk extraordinaire Damontae Kazee comes in.

This is Kazee’s sixth interception of the year. Making it even more cool is the fact that the commentators were discussing a graphic that highlighted Drew Brees’ brilliant TD to INT ratio this season when Kazee picked him off. It looked to be a pick six, but a penalty derailed that. Still, it was pretty freaking cool and it set up a Matt Bryant field goal.

Your thoughts, Falcoholics?