Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow had a long pass to receiver Tee Higgins that was broken up by Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jarrian Jones late in the first half of their NFL Week 4 meeting at Paycor Stadium.
CBS play-by-play announcer Tom McCarthy and analyst Robert Turbin thought Jones could've been penalized for pass interference.
"He's got that left hand holding down the left arm of Tee Higgins," Turbin said during the broadcast. "That's a close one right there."
"The way the flags have been thrown in the first half, you thought maybe there might be something," McCarthy added.
Earlier in the game, Jones grabbed Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase's facemask on the play that injured Chase.
One play later, Bengals running back Chase Brown
absorbed a helmet-to-helmet hit from the Jaguars' Travon Walker that wasn't flagged.
"I think Zac Taylor felt like there should've been a penalty," McCarthy said. "Yeah, they could've had something there."
"Helmet-to-helmet there," Turbin added.
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