Best of NFL Divisional Round Part 1: C.J. Stroud DISASTROUS 4-INT playoff meltdown, Caleb Williams’ 3 INTs, DOOM Bears in OT Loss

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What happened in the Rams vs. Bears overtime game?

Shannon Sharpe 0:00
Hey guys, it's your favorite Unc here. Go ahead and click that subscribe button below so you don't miss a single episode of Nightcap. That button right here. Come for the sports, stay for the stories. Rams beat the Bears 2017 in overtime. Matthew Stafford, 20 of 42, 258. No touchdowns, no interceptions. He was sacked four times. Kyron Williams ran the ball extremely hard. 21 carries, 87 yards, two touchdowns. 31 rush attempts, 111 yards, two touchdowns. Kobe Parkinson was the lead. Well, he caught three for 56. Puka had five for 56. Jordan Winnington had two for 35. Devontae had a big catch on that last drive.
Chad Ochocinco Johnson 0:46
Yeah, that was nice.
Shannon Sharpe 0:47
Got him in field goal range, yeah. C-Dub, Caleb Williams with another unbelievable throw, Ocho.

How did C.J. Stroud perform against the Patriots?

Shannon Sharpe 0:53
I don't know. I don't know how. Yes. Again, that's two weeks in a row. Two things can be true, Ocho. Yes, sir. Yes, the ball was misplayed. But to say that wasn't a hell of a throw is you're just being disingenuous. I mean, you are. For him to keep retreating with four guys in his face and throw off his back foot and put it on the money. Yeah, and most of the time, I say most of the time as a quarterback, once you're retreating backwards and you have pressure coming at you, that obviously the ball tends to fall actually short, and it's an interception.
Unknown 1:26
Yes.
Shannon Sharpe 1:26
Most of the time, because you are retreating and you have pressure in your face, you're not able to get the kind of strength you want to on the ball. But listen, Caleb Williams is up there when it comes to having arm talent and arm strength. I'm not calling him Aaron Rodgers. I'm not saying he's Brett Favre. I'm not saying he's Matthew Stafford. But... In conditions like tonight, he can still make all the throws they can. Yeah, but I think his ability to throw on the move is kind of what separates him. Because if you really just watch him, he's more accurate on the move than he is in the pocket. Pocket, yeah. I mean, he can roll. And the thing is, Ojo, if you notice, a lot of his throws, he's rolling to his left.
Shannon Sharpe 2:04
So it's almost like you always try to force a guy to his non-dominant hand, which is a right-handed quarterback, you force him left. A left-handed quarterback, you force him right. But if you look at his best throws, he is rolling left.

What led to Caleb Williams' three interceptions?

Shannon Sharpe 2:18
Left, yeah. He feels very comfortable you putting him in that situation. And by design, it's hard for you to imagine. Maybe he's right-handed. Let's push him right. I mean, let's push him left. No. You're pushing him kind of where he want to be. He made some throws tonight. He turned the ball over three interceptions. Chat. Look at the story.

How did the Seahawks dominate the 49ers in their playoff game?

Shannon Sharpe 2:40
How many turnovers for Buffalo? They lost. How many turnovers for the 49ers? They lost. How many turnovers for the Texans? They lost. How many turnovers for the Bears? They lost. You see a real current theme? It's the common denominator, Uncle. You say it all the time, especially when it comes to playoff football where points are at a premium. Every series that you have the ball, it matters. In games like this, when... It's so close. The margin of error is so small. When you turn it over three times, it's hard to overcome that. Even though the Bears had opportunity on that last drive. I'm not sure with it. I don't know if it was a miscommunication between Kayla Williams and DJ Moore. And I mean, I don't know what happened on that intercept.
Shannon Sharpe 3:22
You got to keep running. You can't stop. Even though if you can't catch it, you might be able to knock it down. Knock it down and break it up. Because in that situation right there, Ocho, they've already had a possession. You now have a possession. Yeah. If you turn this ball over, next possession wins. I mean, next score wins. Basically. And that's what happened. And that's why you got to keep running because he started with the anticipation that you will continue to run. And if you don't catch it, you just make sure he doesn't catch it. Just give me another chance, Ocho. Just give me another chance. If I'm not mistaken, I think that was second down. Was that second down or third down? I think it was second down.
Shannon Sharpe 3:56
So at least give me another chance.

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