who made the helmet catch

Wide receiver David Tyree of the New York Giants made the famous “Helmet Catch” in Super Bowl XLII.

What was the Helmet Catch?

• The Helmet Catch was a crucial play late in Super Bowl XLII between the New York Giants and the New England Patriots.

• On the play, quarterback Eli Manning escaped heavy pressure and threw downfield to David Tyree, who pinned the ball against his helmet to secure the catch.

Why it’s so famous

• It came in the final minutes and helped set up the Giants’ game‑winning touchdown, ending New England’s bid for a perfect season.

• The play is now one of the most iconic moments in NFL history and is widely referred to simply as “the Helmet Catch.”

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