Chidobe Awuzie's first interception with the Cincinnati Bengals was a memorable one, as he picked off Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and returned it 42 yards to halt Green Bay's first-quarter drive.
It was the first interception thrown by Rodgers since the Packers' 38-3 loss to New Orleans in Week 1.
"Aaron Rodgers looks visibly frustrated," FOX color analyst Jonathan Vilma said. "The pressure is there - the four-man pressure. ... Davante Adams usually wins those 50-50 balls, but he's going against a really good corner in Chidobe Awuzie. Boy did they rave about him and his addition .