Welcome to the Under Center podcast.

I'm Lawrence Holmes here with Jim Miller and Alex Brown.

The Bears lose 23 to 16 to the Packers.

It was a game that you kind of felt like they could win going into it.

The play that I think a lot of fans will be stuck on as they listen to us is the

Benny Cunningham play that ended up being challenged by John Fox. It is upheld. They win the

challenge. They end up losing the ball on that play on a touchback. What went wrong in the conversation to John Fox? I think it ultimately comes down

to the booth coach that's up in the box that relays that information down to the coach saying,

hey, you know, whether he's out of bounds or the ball's over the goal line and it's a touchdown,

you should challenge this coach, or coach, the ball came loose. He fumbled it. It could be ruled a

touchback. So you may not want to challenge this play. Move on. You're better off probably

getting your offense up there to run a play real quick and get the playoff and that way it would be a win for

everybody but it was it was mishandled because he got the wrong information the coach in the booth

didn't know he lost the ball we're we've been uh we've talked about this quite a bit and I'm I'm

telling him man like I'm starting to think that it is lack of knowledge of the rule of what I need to be looking at.

So when they go back in, when the refs, they go back and they review a play where they're

looking at the entire play.

Yeah, it's the entirety of the play.

The entirety of the play.

And I don't believe whoever gave Coach Fox that information to challenge was looking at the entirety of the play and I don't believe whoever gave coach Fox that information to challenge

was looking at the entirety of the play they were merely looking at whether or not

he was out of bounds where his foot was or where his knee came out okay well if you

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