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I heard the call. Jones jarred the ball loose enough for it to move once they were on the ground, which would have resulted in that being an INT under the old rule. But, there was already possession and goal line crossing under the new rule.
Anyway, he had a foot in the end zone at the point of contact. Catch rules apply here. If they didn’t, you’d have one foot TD catches— the fact is, we don’t because we have catch rules: possession/control matters. I wasn’t arguing that it wasn’t a TD, only that there was a case to be made that it was an interception, even if I disagree that it was an INT.
I think he might have had to but that's a defense mechanism some players have. Like jumping into the ball to get everything around it.
Evan Engram had a bit of this that would drive me crazy in college. No on around him, open field. Probably has something to do w knowing defenders are always close by as well.
I've noticed it w other players as well. Again I think 13 had to leave his feet there & probably knew a hit was coming or he'd end up on the ground.
