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As the game progressed, with the play clock dwindling down, Jackson took a few steps back in the pocket, scanning the field with keen intent. With pressure seemingly closing in, he lofted a ball towards the end zone that would ultimately seal the deal for his team. Mark Andrews, matched up against Grant Delpit, managed to find the space necessary to catch the ball for a touchdown.
The throw itself was remarkable, considering Delpit was in an ideal position to defend; his coverage was sturdy, exhibiting textbook safety moves. Yet, Jackson's throw was so precise and well-placed that it sailed past Delpit’s attempts to halt the pass. The discussion surrounding the throw emphasized how it was launched towards the outside, showcasing Jackson's capability to challenge defensive expectations.