Welcome into the Under Center podcast.

Lawrence Holmes, Jim Miller, Alex Brown, here with you.

The Bears win a bizarre, 23 to 17 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers in overtime.

We were watching this game.

We didn't know how it was going to turn out.

What was the strangest thing about this win for the Bears? I just thought it was all out

ugly play all the way around because the football's on the ground. I thought it was bad

officiating a lot of the game. Bears weren't executing it in their past game. I mean, shoot,

there were times there were fumbled snaps, shotgun snaps.

You know, then you got a block kick, and then it finally goes to overtime.

So you just had all these things that are atypical in a ball game, and they played through them all.

And they played long enough to get to victory and even a little bit in overtime as well.

Just ups and downs.

The ups and downs throughout the game, the Bears come out and the muck punt,

or yeah, the muck punt by the Steelers, the Bears get it, and it seemed like all the momentum was in the Bears' favor,

and they just weren't able to, like, just take over the game, you know?

It just seemed like the Steelers were just a player two to like just take over the game you know it's just

seemed like the Steelers were just a player two away from being back in the game you get that

huge play oh my gosh they block a kick you know block a kick that ball sticks to Cooper's

chest and should score should really blow that game open we missed a missed a field goal earlier in that half in the first half.

And it's just like, my gosh, there's so many things going right.

But then when you look up at the scoreboard, the game is like three points from being a top score.

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