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Elliot gets it and the touchdown.

Second and goal pass caught.

Touchdown Chicago.

Alan Robinson.

He keeps again one-on-one.

Tackle missed. Touchdown, Trubisky.

What a night for number 10.

Mitchell Trubisky, I remember that guy.

The Chicago Bears quarterback with the 23-yard touchdown run that essentially iced the game for the Chicago Bears who were alive suddenly in the NFC after a 31 to 24 win over the Cowboys who, you know what?

Stank!

Here in the throwback podcast garage, contractually obligated to call it that with for the first time ever as he prepares for his first

throwback pot ever Greg Rosenthal welcome to the garage buddy big times big change you

mark's got the long form I'm stepping in I'm loving it I'm wearing like a bearsish jacket that we got

in London and what a night to do it. Mitchell

Trubisky. We were all wrong about you, buddy. What a night for Mark to not be on the show also,

because that, for me, that's the big takeaway. And we know how the NFL media sphere works. Again,

the biggest story probably will be tomorrow morning, the Cowboys in a free fall.

And that is a big story considering all the expectations and where they were back in September.

But to me, the big story here is that Mitchell Tribisky with a 23 for 31, 244-yard,

three touchdown performance, averages eight yards per attempt, running the ball again,

runs for 63 yards, including that touchdown that you heard.

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