Former Michigan State Spartan Catches Historic Super Bowl Pass

When former Michigan State Spartan Bennie Fowler caught the pass that gave the Broncos their two-point conversion in the 4th quarter of Super Bowl 50, it turned out to be a historic moment.

According to the Free Press, with that play, Bennie Fowler caught the last pass Peyton Manning will (probably) ever throw in his NFL career.

Bennie made sure to hang on to the football after the play, but he says he'll at least offer it to Peyton if he wants it. "I'm going to ask him what he wants to do," Fowler said. "It’s up to him. But he’s got all the records in the world. I want to keep this one. So we’ll see."

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