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Mike Tomlin is probably intelligent, but he sounds like a dumb guy trying really hard to sound smart.

Me too, the defender initially had his hands under the ball but after the second bounce, it clearly hits the ground. Either way the call on the field was incomplete pass, the INT doesn't clear the irrefutable evidence supposedly the replay needs to clear. As I understand it, if the replay doesn't clearly show evidence to the contrary, the call on the field stands...the replay doesn't clearly show a clean catch by the defender, sorry. Anyways, Caleb is getting full of himself, reign it in, bro. Stop playing hero ball.

Caleb better feel embarrassed by that first half, sloppy INTs after he's been careful with TOs I disrespectfully disagree, the ball bounced off the ground after he initially made contact with the ball.

Agreed.

I thought it looked clear that it hit the ground

Looked like a clear INT to me.

To be honest, that's a let's make this an interesting game heading into halftime call. Ball clearly hits the ground

And right on cue, the D will give up points right before the half (thought they can’t be blamed fully for this one).

What the f*** are you doing anymore?

Caleb Bonestar

No harm no foul after those two Caleb INTs but you can't do that vs SF, Minny

Ben will get into him, Caleb will learn to not do that crap again

Exactly

Caleb getting a little too loosy goosey with the ball right now, reign it bro

It’s like CW heard the constant verbal blowjob the commentators were giving him and got high on his own supply.

Okay, that’s two awful throws back to back.

That was probably his worst throw of the season to be fair. And yeah, that penalty was moronic.

Didn’t help with the stupid personal foul 15 yd penalty

Just as Caleb is getting stroked massively by the announcers… INT.

Feels nice to now have a solid D along with an elite offense led by a top tier QB and an offensive genius head coach. Bears fans, we aren't used to this haha

Drake Maye isn't any better either

https://chicago.suntimes.com/blackhawks/2026/11/08/blackhawks-jeff-blashill-no-coaching-changes-adjustments

Two factoids today: November 9, 2005 – After a season that saw the White Sox win their first World Series title since 1917, the Baseball Writers Association of America awarded the Manager of the Year award to Ozzie Guillen. Guillen, the former Sox All-Star shortstop, guided the team to a wire-to-wire Central Division title with 99 wins; they then went 11-1 in the postseason capping it off with a four-game sweep of Houston for the championship. Ozzie picked up 17 first place votes and 105 total points to beat out Cleveland’s Eric Wedge. Wedge got six first place votes and 71 points while the Yankees Joe Torre was third with 43 points. November 9, 2023 – After eight years working his dream job as a lifelong White Sox fan, TV play-by-play broadcaster Jason Benetti left the club, taking the same role for division rival Detroit. He was allowed to leave with one year remaining on his contract. A popular broadcaster, it became known that owner Jerry Reinsdorf disliked Benetti’s jovial style, peppered with pop culture references and heavy with analytics. But most damning was the disrespect shown Benetti by marketing head Brooks Boyer, who left the impression the Homewood native was a diva. Benetti did national work for both ESPN and later Fox in his career and his missing games appeared to cause friction between him and Boyer. In Benetti’s first season in Detroit, the Tigers went on an incredible hot streak to end the season and made it to the A.L.D.S. The White Sox meanwhile lost a modern-record 121 games.

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