NFL owners unanimously approved the new catch rule, the biggest of three playing rule changes for 2018, at the league meetings in Orlando on Tuesday.
Dez Bryant's non-catch in the 2014 divisional-round loss to the Green Bay Packers would now qualify as a touchdown, as would controversial overturned scoring catches by Pittsburgh Steelers and Chicago Bears tight ends, Jesse James and Zach Miller, respectively.
Here's the technical jargon regarding the catch-rule changes. Basically, two feet or a body part being down now constitutes a catch, as does a common football move occuring before the ball leaves the pass catcher's hands.