Caleb Williams

Devin Duvernay with a 37-yard return.

The first play from scrimmage is lightning, man.

34-yard catch and run for DJ Moore.

And then Rome, like I said, he had to turn his body a little bit, but...

to miss that play was just... That stuck with me for a long time as I was sitting in the press box.

You cannot, in this scenario, in this game, in this situation, considering what you know about the Bears, you have to catch that football.

So I'm with you on Roman.

You're right.

He made a couple of other drops as well.

I'm going to go with Caleb Williams for my best because, yeah, he had three interceptions and

We're going back and forth on what exactly happened on the Cam Curl interception.

From all accounts, it doesn't look like that was on Caleb, that it was on DJ Moore, and hopefully we'll get some clarification from Halas Hall soon on that if DJ does indeed speak.

But that play, I mean, that play alone...

The fourth down, the presence of mind, the poise to find a place to throw that ball to Cole Komet, which traveled 51.2 yards off balance with pressure in his face, with very little vision to where Cole Komet is at that point.

It was spectacular, and I'm going to give that best game to Caleb Williams.

Yeah, I had a problem with two of them.

Kick the field goal.

You know how you outscore the best offense in the league?

By getting points.

I mean, I'm no expert on the topic, but I feel like points help when points are needed.