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    Zach Miller's catch would be touchdown under new rule, NFL says

    by Rich Campbell, Chicago Tribune Mar 26, 2018 3 minutes

    It could be dismissed as too little, too late. But five months after Zach Miller's infamous touchdown catch was overturned, the former Bears tight end was vindicated by the NFL on Monday.

    Al Riveron, senior vice president of officiating, said Miller's disputed reception against the Saints Oct. 29 would have been ruled a touchdown under the amended version of the catch rule that the competition committee is recommending to ownership at the

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