The most exciting play of Super Bowl LIII came at halftime, on a pass from Joe Montana to Jerry Rice that got intercepted by Deion Sanders. This is not opinion but objective fact, determined with little debate after a game that featured nearly as many punts (14) as points (16) and ended with the New England Patriots doing what most everyone thought they would: winning their sixth Super Bowl.
The Montana pass was actually of course from an NFL commercial designed to launch a year-long celebration of its 100th season, a spot that included 19 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame turning a black-tie dinner into a scrum for a golden football.