Bryce Young and Tetairoa McMillan connect for two biggest plays

Jackson, for his part, was pretty upset with himself for letting the play happen at all. Granted, Jackson did lead the league last season with 19 passes defensed, so he’s come to expect making the play more often than not.

“He shouldn’t have caught the ball,” spit Jackson, shaking his head. “I messed up almost because I — I messed up. He shouldn’t have caught it. I just got to be better with my technique. Today I dropped the pick, I had a flag and gave up a pass. I don’t do that. So I just got to come in here basically like lock more in because that don’t happen.”

The second big moment came on the final play of the day.

McMillan went deep down the right sideline, getting a step on Lee. His speed gave him space to pull away, and Young took advantage, dropping it in over the shoulder for what looked like an easy touchdown but was anything but.