New Angle of Caleb Williams' TD Pass in Bears-Rams Emerges

Williams found tight end Cole Kmet for just his second target of the game. It officially went down as a 14-yard touchdown pass for Williams. However, considering how he threw a diagonal pass from the 40-yard line, that was more like a 60-yard TD pass under duress for the Bears QB.

A new angle of Williams’ jaw-dropping dime has emerged. Stacey Dales of the NFL Network posted a clip from the Bears' endzone, showing how the ball flew through the air to land in Kmet’s arms.

Kmet deserves a lot of credit for the score, too. He fought off Rams defensive back Cobie Durant, who already had two interceptions in the game.

The Bears tied the game at 17-17 after the extra point to force overtime.

Regardless of how this game turns out — the game is still tied with 5:33 remaining in overtime, as of writing — that pass for Williams will go down in history as one of the most amazing passes in the history of the NFL playoffs.