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Ben Johnson stated, "We were not properly aligned in our intended formation." Kyle Shanahan commented, "I considered calling a timeout, but I observed their rapid pace." It is important to acknowledge Shanahan's strategic decision-making. Kyle could have readily called a timeout on the final play but recognized the Bears' disorganization

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