From the sideline, Canales was thinking the same thing.
"I'd love for him to just score on that one to get all the antics out of the way," joked the coach.
Kaden Ellis did catch up to Tremble about halfway through his run down the right sideline, draping over his back and staying on the tight end for around 12 yards. Tremble drug him for as long as he could, getting into the red zone.
"I know there's always a ghost guy you don't see, so I was just protecting the ball, making sure we get down there and score," Tremble explained, before joking he really went down to be a good teammate.
"I knew we were—a field goal won it, so I was just trying to be do the safe thing, do the smart thing, and make sure that we won the game, wanting (Fitzgerald) to get a little glory for it."
It was Tremble's one catch on the day, but it was the one that mattered most. With the chip-shot field goal set-up, Fitzgerald was able to walk it off for the Panthers' sixth win of the season.