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For Caleb, there seems like there is an emphasis to look to pass over running, unless you absolutely have to. Like he is trading 4-5 yards on the ground for the potential for something in the pass game. Last year, he ran most of the time.

Watson did not get set on the first play of the game, but it wasn't called. In the 4th quarter, DJ is gassed running back to the line, basically does the same thing Watson did, but they called it on Moore. Also, no holding calls on GB, even with Willis running a few times.

Yeah, and DET plays on Christmas Day in Minnesota, in 4 days, and they don't play until this afternoon. So Bears could clinch a playoff spot on Christmas and the Division next Saturday (GB loss) before the Bears play on SNF in SF. Also, SEA plays in CAR next Sunday at noon in CAR. If CAR somehow wins (they beat LAR), the Bears could take over as the #1 Seed with a win on SNF against SF. How wild would that be?

Bears already 1 win more than I thought, but also still have a chance at 13-4 (without EVERYTHING going right).

0 sacks taken by Williams, impressive even with Parsons out. He is averaging 2 TD passes over the last 5 weeks playing against GB, CLE, GB, PHI, and PIT. That is a tough gauntlet to go thru, 4-1 in those games, losing only to GB on the last play.

Week 16 1. Maye - 83.5 QBR - 380 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT, 3 Sacks, 25 Rush Yds. 405 Total Yards. Won. Season QBR: 73.4, 3,947 yards, 25-8 TD-INT, 46 Sacks, 4 Rush TD. (14g) 2. Williams - 81.0 QBR - 250 yds, 2 TD, 0 INT, 0 Sacks, 30 Rush Yds. 280 Total Yards. Won. Season QBR: 56.7, 3,400 yards, 23-6 TD-INT, 23 Sacks, 3 Rush TD, 1 Rec TD. (15g) 3. Nix - 31.0 QBR - 352 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT, 1 Sack, 11 Rush Yds. 363 Total Yards. Lost. Season QBR: 59.2, 3,608 yards, 24-10 TD-INT, 17 Sacks, 4 Rush TD. (15g) 9. McCarthy - 38.1 QBR - 108 yds, 0 TD, 1 INT, 3 Sacks, 20 Rush Yds, 1 Rush TD, 1 Fumble Lost. Won. Season QBR: 34.3, 1,450 yards, 11-12 TD-INT, 27 Sacks, 4 Rush TD, 1 FL. (9g)

Can't hurt right?

Yeah, it really seems like it is going to be GB @ CHI in 3 weeks. Have two teams met 3 times in 6 weeks before?

A lot of factors to consider. SF's defense is nowhere near what they were last year without Warner and Bosa. Bears will also be playing with 2 extra days of rest as SF is playing in IND on MNF. So they have a short week while also traveling home. So they have a really short week with Christmas in the middle.

I was worried about time when they didn't get the FG off before the 2-min warning. I felt that with 2 timeouts and the 2-min warning, they would have a shot. Once they got the onside kick, I knew they would score. Then I was worried about Ben going for 2 and losing. So I am glad he played for OT because the Bears really had the momentum at that time.

Love was averaging 5.9 Yards per attempt and Jacobs 3.0 Yards Per Carry. The only thing that was extending drives were the penalties. Willis and Wilson were way more efficient.

Knowing PFF is just one tool, this is pretty cool, the TD to Moore was the first "perfect" throw this season:

I see a lot of media blaming the injuries to Love, then Jacobs, but in reality, Willis and Wilson were better. If you compare Willis and Love, you would think Love is the backup. Wilson also had double the yards per carry than Jacobs. Willis played a lot better than I was expecting him to.

He is still not a 60-yard type kicker, but considering a quarter of the season is played in inclement weather, maybe he is better suited for this than I gave him credit for.

Yeah, it's wild to score that consistently and still have yet to play a complete game.

56.9 air yards on that TD pass to Moore, in that crazy wind, which makes it even that much of a better throw.

21 or more points in 13 out of 15 games, with the only two games below 21 being 16 and 19.

If 2-0 = #1 seed or #2 seed, 50/50. If 1-1 = #2 seed, 100. If 0-2 = #7 seed or miss playoffs, 75/25. DET needs to win out

I have not been the biggest fan, mainly due to his lack of range, but his kicks tonight with the wind and the onside kick were amazing. This was arguably the best game of his career.

Looks alot like Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield, I will take it.

Funny they called it there, but I saw the same thing on the first play of the game from GB. WR was not set, but they didn't call it.

The bailing is the biggest issue for me. I think he still sees some ghosts from last year. Might take another offseason to get some of that out of his system. That feels teachable. He has way too many unteachable traits that you can't give up on. He is playing under center with play action more than he has in his entire life combined, so he has to adjust.

Walk off win, Williams to Moore bomb.

Are you kidding me? Is this real life?

Holy shit