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Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

Deion Jones’ game-sealing pick for Falcons might not have been an interception at all

Luke Willson *might* have been down on this pick.

The Atlanta Falcons put a hurt on the Seattle Seahawks at home in the divisional round of the NFL Playoffs. They controlled the game from start to finish, and to emphasize that domination they picked off Russell Wilson with two minutes to go in regulation.

Watch Falcons cornerback Jalen Collins pop the ball up and bobble it on his back so that linebacker Deion Jones can snatch it. Beautiful teamwork that helped seal the victory and send the Falcons to the NFC Championship.

Was tight end Luke Willson potentially already down? Maaaaaybe. Was it even an interception? It sure looks like Willson has possession of the ball before coughing it up.

Was Falcons owner Arthur Blank loving it while wearing a very billowy suit? Well that we can answer: Most definitely yes.

You can’t dim that man’s shine.

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