Spiegel and Holmes.

So I've been waiting to say, and the stars are Spiegel and Holmes.

Chicago.

Afternoons on the score.

Fourth down and four, 14 of the Rams.

Shotgun snap, goes back four, four-man rush.

He's chased, he's flushed, he's all the way back to the 40.

He's back peddling and throws a pass into the end of him.

Touchdown! Touchdown! Chicago has got a touchdown pass with Cole commit, open in the corner.

If you hadn't seen it, you would not believe it! 18 seconds left!

Pandemonium at Soldier Field!

I have not tired of watching that play yet, speaks, and it was everywhere this weekend on social,

and I watch it every time, and I marvel at it every time.

Yeah, didn't Caleb talk about it on a podcast anew?

That's part of why I went viral again.

It's just crazy to me because the Rams kind of did everything right until the very end of that play.

Yeah, Cole boxed him out.

And he had a three-yard gap to catch the ball.

It's unbelievable.

Like, it shouldn't, it still blows my mind. You know what? You know what sucks? They lost that game. I was so sure that was a win. Should have gone for two. Right after that, right after that, right there in that moment, I'm like, and that, we're going to remember that one forever. We'll, we'll break that one down all week before the next playoff game, just like we broke down the fourth down in Green Bay to Rome all week. When the opposing head coach had the what just happened face, they should have gone for two. Yeah. It seemed like it was been a good idea in hindsight. Look, look. I was saying it before it happened, go for two.

I think we all were in the threat, right? Right? Go for, because that's Ben's M.O. Like, we're down with what Ben has been able to do for forever. So I'm like, just go for, and here's the thing. Everyone's pretty much forgotten that they lost that game, right? I just reminded everybody. I know you did.

It felt important.

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