quarterback defended himself against an allegation of a dirty hit in Saturday's loss to Cincinnati, saying Monday that he made 'a split-second decision' and wasn't targeting Bengals cornerback Eli Apple.Apple made the allegation after beating the , 22-18, on Saturday in Foxborough, where he was the wrong end of what he described as a 'dirty' hit by Jones.The incident took place midway through the fourth quarter, when Jones attempted a doomed underhanded forward pass while being wrapped up by Cincinnati's Vonn Bell.
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