Pardon the interruption but I'm Mike Wilbonne,

Tony, scientists say crows can hold grudges for their entire lives

and even pass them down to their offspring.

Tony Cornheiser, join the club. That's why I like crows. I identify with crows.

No.

No, you're offspring. Don't hold grudges. I know your children. They're sweet, wonderful non-grudge holding people.

Huh? They hold grudges. No, they don't. Don't say that.

Yeah. Lizzy, you might have done. The Bears won yesterday they'd have held a grudge.

I can't believe we didn't do a Bears open.

Welcome to P.T. I, boys and girls.

In today's episode, The Ravens lose, the Lions put up 52 52 and the Yankees need a win tonight

But we begin today with the acknowledgement that there were six different exciting

last play endings in the early window of the NFL games yesterday.

Mike and I talked about this at length and we're not going to mention any of them here.

No.

Because the greatest ending was in the last late afternoon game standing.

Washington threw a 52-yard hail maryary

with no time on the clock that Chicago tipped,

and then Washington caught for an 1815 victory

that seemed impossible just 25 seconds earlier when Chicago

scored to take a 1512 lead. Wilbonne, how would you describe the finish of this game?

Tony, sadly for me, and this is about the angriest I've been at the end of a Bears game

...