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This is me watching the end of the Bears Packers game.

I'm sitting in my hotel room, and the Bears are coming out for game winning field goal, and the kick is up, and the kick is blocked, and the Packers win.

Click.

I just turned it off.

It's sick.

It's sick. It's sick.

It's like Hannibal Lecter's doctor, Dr. Chilton.

He's like, his pulse never got above 85, even when he ate her tongue.

It's disgusting.

It's like they're turning any of us with any emotional connection this team into sociopaths.

We don't feel.

But you know what you do?

If you're a Barrier fan, you do pay attention and you do remember.

And I want to take a little look back.

Let's look back to the Hail Mary game, to the Washington game, but not the Hail Mary. You've seen a thousand times. This is a play before the Hail Mary. They don't win the game if they don't make that play. There is no Hail Mary. It was a perfectly precise play by the commanders, by Jayden Daniels. No time out for the barriers, no to get together whatsoever.

The commander's defender said, we expected them to play it differently. Remember that word expected. Here's the game yesterday. It's Caleb's last pass to Keenan Allen, and then the last offensive play they would run to Rishon Johnson. We're going to keep this live. There's 30 seconds left. They have a timeout. 26, 25, 24.

You're about to beat the Packers. Snap the neck. Run another play. Iberfew says, we felt good. It didn't end well. RebaFlew says, well, they were stacking the line. So pass. Caleb has never had more confidence in his entire career. He's got a hot hand. You have to finish them. You can't just sit here and say, well, it's a 46 yarder.

Let's try it out Cairo.

What could go wrong? his entire career. He's got a hot hand. You have to finish them. You can't just sit here and say, well, it's a 46-yarder.

Let's try it out Cairo.

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