Ndamukong Suh
Former NFL defensive tackle and 2021 Super Bowl winner on Sky Sports

In the last drive, Caleb Williams killed the Rams with his legs.

If I am Ben Johnson, I'm telling him that if his first couple of reads are not there, he needs to take off.

OK, sit rep - that stop from Chicago means the Rams will have to punt from their own 17 when we return.

So guess what? Caleb Williams will have just under two minutes, with one time out to go and keep the Bears alive here.

With seven fourth-quarter comebacks this season already, we've seen this movie before from Williams...

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Kyren Williams is smacked behind the line so the Rams now face a third and 10 just before the two-minute warning after the Bears take a time out.

The Rams run it to ensure the clock hits two minutes and Williams is stopped well short.

The Bears defence needs one more big stop here with the Rams just outside their own end zone, but Kyren Williams finds the outside edge and runs the ball for a first down.

He's knocked out of bounds though to stop the clock.

Ndamukong Suh
Former NFL defensive tackle and 2021 Super Bowl winner on Sky Sports

Very frustrating for the Bears.

Got to give credit where it's due - the Rams defence stood up.

Ben Johnson has to go for it here on fourth and goal from the two - this time Caleb Williams throws for it but the pass is rejected by the Rams defence and they'll take over on downs.

That's a massive stop by the Rams defence with just over three minutes left on the clock.

Cris Collinsworth
Former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver on NBC

Goodness gracious, season on the line and Quentin Lake comes out of nowhere to make the perfect hit.

D'Andre Swift again goes for the end zone, and tries to jump over a defender, but is met with a thumping hit by Quentin Lake that folds Swift up in half.

That was a monster hit - talk about putting your body on the line in the play-offs.

D'Andre Swift has two goes at ploughing into the end zone but just comes up a couple of yards short.

Caleb Williams hits Rome Odunze who leaps up to take in a great catch on the sideline - getting his two feet down as well.

Williams is levelled just after the throw and that flag moves the football down to the five-yard line just outside the Rams end zone.

We've got just over five minutes left - isn't this a bit early for the usual Bears comeback?

Cris Collinsworth
Former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver on NBC

I've been waiting to see one of these. When Caleb Williams rolls out right or left, it's one thing. When he attacks down the middle of the defence, if he can make one guy miss, then he's got him.

Caleb Williams takes off after initially looking like he'll be sacked. He's not done there though as he then decides to get motoring, dropping a shoulder here or there to scamper 26 yards to just beyond the LA 37.

Will that touchdown do it for Los Angeles?

Who's your money on now?

Cris Collinsworth
Former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver on NBC

Kyren Williams has the vision, patience and he set it up.

That looked like how the first drive did for the Rams.

The Rams make progress and then Matthew Stafford has a shot into the end zone that comes up empty.

Sean McVay rolls the dice on fourth and one from the Chicago seven, and it's Puka Nacua who gets the ball and manages to win a tackle to then fall over the line to gain for a first down.

The Bears claim a turnover but Davante Adams was clearly down when the ball was eventually stripped of him.

Adams then leaves the field as he's been hurt on that play.

Matthew Stafford is almost picked off as the Bears get their hands on the ball, but he lives to fight anyone day - and he does just that by later hitting Puka Nacua for a 13-yard gain.