Well this wasn't in the script! Caleb Williams drops back to pass deep to DJ Moore, but he slows down after his break and Kam Curl takes a diving catch for the interception!

That's the third of the night from Williams and now all of a sudden the Rams have a chance to win it.

What a game!

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Of course he gets it...

Caleb Williams sneaks it to move the chains. There was absolutely no way Ben Johnson was calling any other number than 18 on that one.

When Williams is rolling like this with the game on the line, just keep the ball in his hands.

It's third down again. Seven yards to go this time just short of midfield. Caleb Williams finds Cole Kmet but he's just inches short of the first down.

This looks a no-brainer fourth down try.

Caleb Williams hasn't run much in this game, but he takes off when under pressure here and then in the blink of an eye he's gone and gets the first down.

Can't say enough how good this guy is turning out to be.

A run is stuffed, but Caleb Williams hits DJ Moore to leave a third down and about four yards to go.

This is the advantage of taking the kick-off at overtime - as now the Bears know a field goal will win it, and that's a massive difference.

The Rams face a third and one, call a run but the Bears gobble that one up and they go backwards, so it'll be a punt.

A better punt this time so Caleb Williams gets it at the 15.

We know Slim, blooming marvelous isn't it.

Right then, if you want to be MVP Matthew Stafford then how about recovering from that body blow to go and win a play-off game in the snow in Chicago with this crowd against you...

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What a play.

They will talk about this for generations to come.

This is why you drafted that kid.

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Former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver on NBC

I think I have seen it all. I have never seen anything like that. In all my days, I have never seen anything like that. That was a blind throw, just knowing where your guy was and giving him a chance.

There are probably only two or three quarterbacks in the NFL who could make that throw.

It's like something out of the Wizard of Oz.

The Rams take a knee after the kick-off and we'll go to overtime.

The Bears win the toss and will kick it away first up - which is the usual plan in modern overtime as both sides get the ball so Chicago can see what LA do and can adjust accordingly.

I can't quite believe that. Caleb Williams had to twist and turn one way and the other and was back near halfway by the time he had anout space to throw it up there.

And it did look like just a hopeful toss to nowhere in particular - but with Cole Kmet right there he must have known what he was doing.

That's a massive, massive punch in the gut for the Rams and yet another comeback for these never-say-die Bears.

I'm tempted to bring out the 'name on the trophy' line because this is not normal.

The Bears creep closer to the Rams 14, but then two incompletions leaves them facing a fourth down with 27 seconds left - and the season on the line.

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Calen Williams loves this and he's slicing and dicing already - hitting Colston Loveland for 18 yards before a 12-yard run from D'Andre Swift.

54 seconds left.

Special teams! I don't want to be unkind to Rams punter Ethan Evans, but he's only managed a 33-yard kick there to give Caleb Williams the ball at midfield.

That's just not good enough - I can kick it 33 yards and I've had four knee operations...