J.C. Jackson made sure his first trip to the Pro Bowl counted.
The New England Patriots cornerback, who led the AFC with eight interceptions in 2021, added another to his docket when he came down with a ball in the end zone in the first quarter of the exhibition on Sunday.
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Jackson picked off Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, although the play was more on former Harvard fullback Kyle Juszczyk letting the ball slip right through his fingertips.
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Nevertheless, it's not the first time Wilson has been picked off by an undrafted cornerback who plays for the Patriots near the goal line.
At least one of Jackson's teammates was watching the game in support, no doubt impressed with what he saw from his fellow corner:
Jackson, 26, will be an unrestricted free agent in March.