Thanks to a combination of technology and need, NFL Sundays can generate some incredible “mic’d up” moments. With players having to communicate before every single snap, microphones can pick up some fascinating exchanges during every single NFL game, if not on every single NFL play.
The latest example comes from Sunday’s game between the Chicago Bears and the Carolina Panthers. With the Bears facing a 2nd and 10 just inside Panthers’ territory, rookie quarterback Caleb Williams stands in the shotgun and starts barking out the signals.
That’s when Chicago center Coleman Shelton does some barking of his own:
What might this have meant? Thankfully we have a potential explanation
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