Dan Wiederer

They scored 25 points in the fourth quarter alone.

And I just think that there is an element of the pressure that the Bears apply with who they are as comeback experts now.

that other teams feel.

And that's very real.

And I think that's something that's going to work in their favor, not only this weekend against the Rams, but next year as well.

Guys, that's what team chemistry looks like.

We just became a team today.

Yeah, and who knows what Joe Tooney said as well in terms of the ability to have that mindset of

of rallying and look like when you have quarterbacks that are capable of making gifted plays over and over and over again, it gives you a chance.

I know everybody has spent the last, you know, 38, 40 hours talking about Caleb Williams' fourth down throw to Roma Dunze with good reason.

I mean, it is a throw you will remember forever, not just because of the athleticism of it, but because of the situation of it and understanding that the game is hanging by a thread.

And the coach gets on the headset and says, hey, I need you here.

Go make a play, kid.

And then Caleb says, okay, watch this.

On an off script, sort of scrambled to his left, being able to put that kind of strength and touch on a football into a window that's pretty small and a place where his receiver can go get it.

It's legendary stuff, right?

And that's what Saturday night was in that comeback.

It was legendary football.

And so now you try to stamp further legitimacy on it by following up this week,

with a better performance overall against the Rams.