That's a tricky call though. You have to weigh the chance of him making a 52 yarder against the chance of stopping them and him hitting the 62 yarder against the chance of them gaining 15 yards and him hitting the 47 yarder. That's a lot of variables to be holding together in your head, and you have to make a pretty quick call.
If Chicago doesn't get that 15 yard completion, and the 62 yard attempt falls 1 yard short, he looks like a genius.
On accepting the penalty:
"I would do that again. Well, knowing the outcome of this game, I wouldn't," Mornhinweg said. "But if it were a similar situation I would do that again. I had a lot of confidence in our defense up to that point. That guy is a heckuva field goal kicker. I wanted them to have little or no opportunity to kick a field goal, so I backed them up."