Dave Damoshek

We spoke about it earlier.

Let's move a little bit further here.

Number one, we spoke about it earlier.

Caleb Williams.

There's really nothing we can say outside of the terrible interception he threw to end the game.

Aside from the terrible interception that he threw to end the game...

It was one of the most incredible plays that I had ever seen.

I was sitting on the couch and I just kept saying, oh my god.

The fact that he was running full sprint away from his own end zone for about 20 yards.

The defensive linemen were like, what is he doing?

Do we chase him?

Do we not?

All of a sudden turns around, throws a perfect fade away.

maybe a little bit of a push-off by Cole Komet.

I say play on, but a perfect throw ends up going, what, 50 yards in the air, a 14-yard touchdown.

It was one of the most incredible plays we've ever seen.

It sucks that it happens in a loss, but as Damasek will probably tell you, you need these bumps and bruises along the road to make sure that you are ready to get to the level of winning a Super Bowl, and sometimes you can't get there without a couple bumps and bruises.

This is the bumps and bruises that Caleb Williams needs to maybe take that next step next year, so...

An incredible play by a guy who I was not super sold on to begin the year, but as he's gotten better and better through Ben Johnson's offense, it's been an incredible just upscaling from everything that he's done from a football perspective.

Bring it back.