Strictly speaking, there are 3 fouls on the play, ineligible downfield (IDP), illegal touching (ITP), and ING (intentional grounding). This is because A-55 is downfield illegally (he should not be more than 3 yards downfield), he touches (and catches) the pass, and the quarterback throws without an eligible receiver in the area (assuming he remains inside the tackle box). None of these fouls immediately stop the clock, because the "receiver" took the ball out of bounds. The defense would probably choose to enforce the ING, as that penalty carries a loss of down from the spot of the foul, but their hands are tied for the purposes of zap-10. If the pass was incomplete, then we could have zap-10, because the illegal incomplete pass stopped play. However, because the illegal pass was "completed", we cannot have zap-10, because the illegal pass did not stop the clock in the OP. A 2/26 from the A16, 56 seconds remain, clock starts on the snap.