The Chicago Bears were just one yard shy of taking the lead in the fourth quarter over the Washington Commanders on Sunday when disaster struck.

On third-and-goal from the Commanders’ 1-yard line, Bears backup center Doug Kramer Jr. reported. declared himself eligible and lined up in the I-formation behind quarterback Caleb Williams. The rookie tried to hand it off to Kramer for a big dive, but it bounced off his chest and went straight into a pile of Commanders defenders.

A brutal turnover with the game on the line.

The play drew comparisons to the days of William “the Fridge” Perry, a 335-pound defensive lineman who scored two rushing touchdowns on similar plays during the Bears’ magical 1985 season.

Chicago finally took the lead in the fourth quarter on Roschon Johnson’s 1-yard touchdown plunge, but the Bears lost in dramatic fashion when Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels found Noah Brown on a Hail Mary as time expired to seal an 18–15 victory to steal.

With Chicago falling to 4-3, coach Matt Eberflus will likely want “Refrigerator” Perry’s play-calling back.