Anthony Heron

Sure, a difficult grab, but a ball that goes right between both hands.

But he catches that, just falls into the end zone for an opening touchdown.

Soldier Field comes to life as electrified.

That would have been a big moment.

That is a moment that we've seen Roman Dunzay not be able to sort of rise up and make consistently.

He is physically capable of it.

He has had some incredible grabs in some of these scramble drill moments from Caleb over the years.

And, of course, you had the one against the Green Bay Packers on the 4th and 8th that we thought at the time was the most fantastic throwing catch we'd seen until last night.

But...

Rome has had those times, and he's also had these times where you think if you're a top-ten pick, if you're a top-flight receiver, if you're a true alpha-level guy, then you want to see Rome make more of those grabs, the one that went through his hands on the opening drive, more consistently.

And he seems capable of that.

We've seen examples of that.

And it wasn't there consistently.

So that growth, that development, not only for the Bears quarterback, but yes, for a number of the Bears playmakers overall,

We can assume development.

We tend to do that.

There's a lot of evidence of this coaching staff and this roster that would indicate development will continue.

But, yeah, for the Bears to kind of hit that next stratosphere of offense, of organization, it's got to happen.

And Rome's got to be one of the guys at the tip of that sphere.

Sure.