Jaguars LB Devin Lloyd makes history with 'MNF' pick-six

There's no better time to make franchise history than on a national stage, and Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Devin Lloyd did just that on "Monday Night Football."

Late in the third quarter, the Kansas City Chiefs were driving and knocking on the door of the end zone to take the lead and break a 14-14 tie. A pass to Marquise "Hollywood" Brown set the Chiefs up near the goal line but then, in one moment, Lloyd flipped the momentum, and the game, on its head with a play that ignited the Jacksonville crowd even before they realized they were about to witness history. 

Lloyd picked off Chiefs quarterback and two-time NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes, but what happened next will be talked about for a long time in northern Florida. 

Lloyd ran the interception all the way to the house for a defensive touchdown. By completing the play for a 99-yard pick-six, Lloyd now owns the record for the longest pick-six in franchise history.