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Narrow Green goes back deep for Washington.

Barnhart, putting against the wind, out of his own end zone.

Good kick.

Change the drain back to his home 48 yards line, but he's got to room.

Darrell Green.

Good goal.

It could be all over.

It is all over. You thought I was going to come in with the Hail Mary, Tommy, from last year.

That's not the most famous play in Bears Redskins history.

Maybe Bears' commanders' history.

It's the most famous play.

But Darrell Green's 52-yard punt return holding his rib cage that he tore on the return in a

playoff game in Soldier Field where the temperature at kickoff was three degrees Fahrenheit and the wind chill was 30 below zero.

That's the most famous play in Washington, Chicago NFL history.

That was a play.

God, that game, I feel like that Super Bowl run, which ended with obviously Washington beating Denver in Super Bowl 22, badly, 42 to 10.

That game was insane because it was Walter Payton's final game as an NFL player, and there's that famous

shot of him sitting on the heated seats on the sideline, helmet and hand, knowing that his career

it ended. By the way, the other thing that's not known or remembered correctly about that play is it didn't happen in the fourth quarter.

It happened in the third quarter.

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