Chris Fowler

But that's a legit question, don't you think?

Yeah.

No, I don't think because the Packers, well, just because the game was won by the Bears.

The Packers win or the Bears lose.

Yeah, but sometimes, you know, like Monday night, it's possible that Miami loses the game and Indiana doesn't win the game.

I mean, on the scoreboard they would, but what's the more important factor?

Like, are your mistakes going to outweigh what the other team did?

That's what I think he's trying to say.

I don't care what you say, man.

The look overpowers all the inability to communicate.

I love the look, so just keep rolling.

It goes without saying that there's never been in the history of the sport, a historic sport, the Indiana story.

What, in your perspective, is second place in terms of rivaling improbabilities?

After this game, if they beat Miami, Chris, it's going to be hard to argue against them having the best season ever.

Yeah, not the best team ever, if you're going to look at talent, but the best season ever, because no one's done 16-0 since the 1800s.

And Yale didn't have a juggernaut schedule back the year that they did it.

101 preseason, despite the success last year, nobody gave them a shot.

And I think it would be the postseason run that would define it.

Let's say, and I don't think this happens, but let's say they crush Miami.

So a program that had won three postseason games in its history.