Anthony Heron

And I thought the Bears did that so much

throughout this season so it did surprise me the move yesterday what didn't surprise me was that Joe Tooney held up Joe Tooney against a physical Rams pass rush he held up well at left tackle on passing downs but in evaluating some of the rundowns I think that's where to your point Marshall the Bears run game didn't look and it's you know even before they had to make this move the Bears run game hasn't been nearly as dominant as it once was and

for yesterday's game was part of that because of having McFadden in at guard, Tooney out at tackle.

Did that contribute to some of the run game being a little bit off base?

I think that's possibly a factor.

It's too bad that between Caleb and DJ, so much of this season, like the early portion as we watch, and it feels like eons ago, but we think back to the early part of the year where a big topic of discussion was Caleb and DJ not being on the same page.

Some of the side adjustments.

And some of that was in the red zone where just trying to figure out where is Caleb trying to go with the ball?

Why is DJ just a little bit off center from where he's trying to deliver it?

And then we've just seen so many special moments from the two of them together, especially late in the season.

And times where DJ Moore seemingly gets knocked out of the game and he's splayed out on the field or laying down on the opposing sideline.

He fights his way back into the lineup and makes huge plays.

For that to be the last offensive snap of the season for the Bears is disappointing, is unfortunate.

It looked like another similar scenario where the two of them are seeing things just in a slightly different manner.

I'll be curious to hear Ben Johnson in more detail about it at some point.

But these situations just come down a lot of times to kind of these Miller moments where you're looking at the leverage of a defender.

And that defensive back, DJ Moore is thinking he's going to have an opportunity to take the route a little bit more vertical.

Caleb is expecting, seemingly to me, it looks like Caleb is expecting DJ to fight across that defender's face.

And, you know, you got Roma Dunzay running a vertical route.

And where Caleb delivered the ball, he delivered it with timing, with anticipation.