Anthony Herron

It's a thing.

I look at it as time for the young guys to step up.

Middays 10 to 2 on 104.3 The Score.

Well, I think he talked about being as flexible as possible and as open-minded as they can possibly be.

And they're in a situation where they've got to do some heavy lifting cap-wise here in a short period of time.

And so if you're willing to throw...

an idea at them, maybe something they haven't even considered, they'll at least listen.

And if they want the possibility of creating DJ to maybe materialize, yeah, I think they've got to push that out there because they cannot cut DJ more and create cap savings.

The only way to pull it off is to trade them

And that could be a little tricky because it's $24.5 million for this year.

And if he's under contract on March 13th, which will be the third day of the league year, $15.5 million for 2027 becomes fully guaranteed.

So you're talking about them being in on for a minimum of $40 million and

he played for a lot of the reasons that Bears fans look at DJ Moore and say, hey, they got to trade him.

Fans of other teams might look at it and say, that might not be the best move for the team.

And I respect DJ and what he brings to the table.

And I think short of getting a solid offer, the Bears are going to be

happy to have them on the roster this season, but it just means they're going to have to find other avenues to create some of those kept savings that they're going to require.

Yeah, really, I don't think that's likely.

But they're at a spot where

You can't say impossible for most things, but I think they highly value Cole Komet, and they're not evaluating him through the lens of fantasy football statistics, okay, or number one or number two.