Olin Krutz

Covering an onside kick and scoring and taking a lead.

And then in this game, it's like, OK, can they do it?

And you just keep thinking they can't.

They can't do it because we've seen them do that.

We've seen this team competing.

The game was just crazy with the amount of plays that the Chicago Bears had to make and the reason why

You know, you keep thinking they can do it.

They obviously have the weapons on their on this offensive side of ball and posting Loveland and DJ more.

And, you know, the key is catching the touchdown pass.

And they got Luther burden when they get him lined up.

Right.

And they got and then they got to play caller and Ben Johnson.

But they got the quarterback.

who can attack every part of football field and jump off two legs and throw a football and throw the ball 60 yards in the air and make throws that a lot of, you know, I think one of his teammates said, I think Rome said, it was like, yeah, it's the greatest throw until he throws the next one, right?

It's the greatest throw you've ever seen until he throws another one, right?

And it's just kind of like, we've seen this guy now, you know, first time we got to see him in his rookie year, he would make throws and you're like, what an arm.

But, you know, I go back to the first third down in the game.

I think it was third and three, you know, in the first quarter.

And the thing about Caleb when you go back and watch the film is he played pretty damn good most of the game.

They really did.