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CSN Chicago · Feb 5, 2018

The Eagles got the Nick Foles touchdown catch play from the Bears

Nick Foles' touchdown catch in the Eagles' Super Bowl LII win against the Patriots was one of the most surprising and important plays of the game.

Foles moved from under center to just off the line and the ball was directly snapped to Corey Clement, who then pitched it to Trey Burton. Burton found Foles wide open in the end zone.

The wacky play came from the Bears. Adam Hoge of WGN Radio tweeted out the story of how the Bears inspired the trick play.

Reich said they wanted to run it against the #Vikings because the #Bears ran it against them last year. Didn’t get used so they pulled it out tonight.

Full story at CSN Chicago

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