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Stevenson credits Chicago's formation for long touchdown catch-and-run

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Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson said the Bears' defensive setup contributed to his 48-yard touchdown on a short pass before halftime. The play was among the season's most notable NFL moments.

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Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson pointed to Chicago’s formation as a factor in his 48-yard touchdown. The score came on a short pass that he turned into a catch-and-run just before halftime. The play has been listed among the NFL season’s most notable moments.

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The highlight may matter most to Patriots and Bears fans, fantasy players, and casual NFL viewers who follow viral plays. It could briefly shape game-day discussion and social-media attention, and it may lift Stevenson’s visibility. Any wider societal impact is likely modest, since one regular-season moment rarely changes public attitudes or community outcomes beyond sports entertainment.

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