DJ Moore is still a great player. He's not the type of player that should be traded (just ask Carolina?), and the recent speculation regarding his departure has

Quarterback Caleb Williams hit Moore for a short touchdown in the first quarter and then drilled a 22-yard score to the wideout while scrambling in the third quarter of what ended as a 31-3 Bears win. Moore finished the day with four catches for 69 yards and said it was “about damn time” that he had that kind of performance.

One week after posting one catch for minus-4 yards against the rival Packers, Moore caught four passes for 69 yards and two touchdowns. In the five games before Sunday, Moore had caught nine total passes on 22 targets for 95 yards.

Sunday was supposed to be the moment DJ Moore reclaimed the offense. Instead, it may have exposed the biggest issue Chicago didn’t want to talk about.

The Bears believe in what DJ Moore brings to this team, for now.

Caleb Williams threw two touchdown passes and the Chicago Bears beat Cleveland 31-3 in one of the coldest games ever at Soldier Field even though the Browns’ Myles Garrett moved within a sack of the N