Anthony Herron

He's kind of a smaller passing target, a smaller receiver target for a quarterback because he doesn't present the type of receiver who really catches it away from his body, away from his frame that consistently.

And the precision of route running at that very last offensive play of the season,

The frustration was warranted.

It doesn't mean DJ Morton is going to make a whole lot of plays in Buffalo or wherever else he ends up throughout his career beyond that as well, but

That play looked like a number of plays that DJ Moore has run at various points.

We're just wondering, what exactly is the route?

Is the urgency really there?

And he's a guy who's got sort of almost like a gentle stride to him.

Like that last offensive play, you look at him and Roman Dunzay.

Roman Dunzay doesn't appear to be running any harder than DJ Moore, but both those guys, as far as when they're at,

full tilt in their stride.

DJ's faster than Rome, but both guys are similar in that way where they don't look like they're working hard when they're running their routes.

But I would say Roman Dunze is a better, more precise route runner than DJ Moore, even already at this point in his development.

So that, I would imagine, presented a problem for the Bears' offense, for Ben Johnson, and that he's not a guy who kind of makes up for it with that ability to catch the ball away from his frame.

That fed into, from my estimation, his ability to kind of get on the same page with Caleb consistently.

I immediately was saying to my wife, you know, Drew Dahlman's 27 years old, and I haven't perceived him.

I mean, he's consistently been available throughout his young career.

And I haven't perceived him as a guy who's had a lot of surgeries, but that certainly doesn't mean he hasn't consistently dealt with a lot of injuries.

And those injuries can present themselves orthopedically.

They can also present themselves neurologically.