BC Lions’ defensive back Robert Carter Junior highlighted the reels throughout the continent on Sunday night when he caught that CFL could certainly be considered the biggest interception in history.
The play took place near the end of the first half when Hamilton Quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell tried to thread the needle to the seam to receive Brendon O’Lery-Orange in the end region. Carter closed the difference with a jump, stabbed the football with his left hand, pulled it into his body, and rolled with turf, the ground survived.
Robert Carter Junior. Are you joking with me! What pick!#Cflgameday
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🌎: CFL+ pic.twitter.com/vxwims2GHN– CFL (@CFL) 28 July, 2025
The play immediately went viral, seen hundreds of thousands of times in various online platforms. Views will definitely enter millions in the coming days as more and more outlets raise the highlight leaving the jaw.
Below are other various angles of cart block.
Another look at Robert Carter Junior’s incredible blockage!@Bclions , #CFL pic.twitter.com/mreyeqc0oy
– CFL (@CFL) 28 July, 2025
Which you call a catch! We still cannot believe that Robert Carter has made this incredible intermittent!
#CFL , @Bclions pic.twitter.com/deolbukjl2– CFL (@CFL) 28 July, 2025
What we saw?#Bclions , #Roarasone pic.twitter.com/yedv5fgjtc
– BC Lions (@BClions) 28 July, 2025
The drama was similar to a curter while playing with the collegium at the University of Robert Morris, who saw that he was making a hand interception between 360 degrees spin. The crook defender told 3downnnation The postgame felt that his collegiat interception was better than this latest for an interesting reason.
He said, “I would definitely say that Robert Morris is still much better, especially because I had a broken hand,” he said with laughter.
BC Lions (3-5) are entering their first goodbye week of the season after suffering 37–33 to Hamilton Tiger-Cat on Sunday night.
