Allen Robinson

And I remember that game.

It was a it was a real thing.

You know, our defense played extremely well that game offensively.

We did what we needed to do to help our team come away with the victory.

We started a little slow, but we picked up as the game progressed.

But it was a very, very cold day.

It was a night game against the Rams.

The only thing that's a little bit different in this situation, I think, is that the Rams do have a quarterback who has familiarity with playing in this division now.

and playing outside and in the cold with a Matthew Stafford.

Now, he may have got used to that California weather and California sun, so his blood may be a little thinner than normal when it comes to that.

But he does have the experience, which I think may even it out just a little bit.

But at the same time, there's no way to prepare for how cold the football will be and different things like that.

Yeah, it's a little tough.

When it gets cold, the ball gets a little more slick.

So for guys who like to wear sleeves and different things like that, there's a little bit of a special emphasis on protecting the football.

Also looking at the ball in when it comes to catching it, the ball can tend to be a little bit harder as well.

So on some of those short and intermediate kind of quick passing games, the ball can get up on you.

and be a little bit harder than normal.

But again, Chicago has the privilege to be able to go out there, which I know Ben Johnson will have those guys outside each and every day, getting used to the cold and doing everything that he needs to do to get those guys mentally and physically prepared to play on Sunday afternoon.

First and foremost, they're going to have to stop the run.