Posted on Oct 13

Bears' Cole Kmet embraces unexpected role as emergency long-snapper: "My biggest nightmare came true"

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Cole Kmet steps in as emergency long-snapper for the Chicago Bears, showcasing his versatility and saving the day.

Why it matters: Kmet's unexpected role highlights the importance of players being prepared for any situation and showcases the depth of talent within the team.

What's new: Tight end Cole Kmet, known for his receiving skills, had to step in as the emergency long-snapper during the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Yes, but: Despite the unusual circumstances, Kmet successfully snapped for five extra points after scoring two touchdowns, proving his adaptability on the field.

What to watch: Kmet's performance as the emergency long-snapper could potentially open up more opportunities for him in different roles within the team.

Caleb Williams shines: Quarterback Caleb Williams had an impressive game, throwing four touchdown passes and rushing for 56 yards.

His completion percentage of 79% ranks among the highest by a rookie with four passing touchdowns in a game in NFL history.

Keenan Allen delivers: Wide receiver Keenan Allen also stood out, catching five passes for 41 yards and two touchdowns.

The Bears' offensive improvement: The Bears' offense has shown significant improvement, scoring at least 35 points in back-to-back wins over Carolina and Jacksonville.

Quotes:

Cole Kmet on being the emergency long-snapper: "My biggest nightmare came true."
Kmet on practicing snapping in high school: "Having that ability is going to keep you on the roster for those type of things."
Caleb Williams on his interception: "I was a bit pissed off at myself."
Keenan Allen on the team's offensive improvement: "It makes it easy for the defense."

The bottom line: Kmet's impressive performance as the emergency long-snapper highlights his versatility and contributes to the Bears' offensive success. It also emphasizes the importance of players being ready to step into unexpected roles.

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Bears' Cole Kmet embraces unexpected role as emergency long-snapper: "My biggest nightmare came true"

Cole Kmet steps in as emergency long-snapper for the Chicago Bears, showcasing his versatility and saving the day.

Why it matters: Kmet's unexpected role highlights the importance of players being prepared for any situation and showcases the depth of talent within the team.

What's new: Tight end Cole Kmet, known for his receiving skills, had to step in as the emergency long-snapper during the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Yes, but: Despite the unusual circumstances, Kmet successfully snapped for five extra points after scoring two touchdowns, proving his adaptability on the field.

What to watch: Kmet's performance as the emergency long-snapper could potentially open up more opportunities for him in different roles within the team.

Caleb Williams shines: Quarterback Caleb Williams had an impressive game, throwing four touchdown passes and rushing for 56 yards.

His completion percentage of 79% ranks among the highest by a rookie with four passing touchdowns in a game in NFL history.

Keenan Allen delivers: Wide receiver Keenan Allen also stood out, catching five passes for 41 yards and two touchdowns.

The Bears' offensive improvement: The Bears' offense has shown significant improvement, scoring at least 35 points in back-to-back wins over Carolina and Jacksonville.

Quotes:

Cole Kmet on being the emergency long-snapper: "My biggest nightmare came true."

Kmet on practicing snapping in high school: "Having that ability is going to keep you on the roster for those type of things."

Caleb Williams on his interception: "I was a bit pissed off at myself."

Keenan Allen on the team's offensive improvement: "It makes it easy for the defense."