Matt Spiegel

DJ Moore gave Bears fans a catchphrase that they can use forever.

DJ Moore in the cheese grater hat, celebrating that win.

And saying F the Packers always, you know, and this like, and him feeling it.

I remember how good it felt for him just to see like, man, that dude has been through it.

This is his first year really winning all of that.

So, I mean, a really impressive football player who had a damn good run as a bear.

That said, I like the trade, as you know, but let's talk about it.

Big Ann Heron joins us now here on The Score, and we were theoretically going to do a little bit more of a drafty type segment with Big Ann Heron, but you know, Bears breaking news and whatnot over the last couple of days.

Big Ann, thanks for joining us.

Let's start with today's news.

Your reaction to DJ Moore being traded?

Okay, let's throw out salary and salary cap stuff.

When we talk about the football player, what are the Bears giving up that they hope will grow from the other pieces that are still here?

So you just kind of hinted at it a little, but what did not fit overall?

So much focus on the final play, especially nationally, the interception, but it's more than that when you're thinking about what did not quite fit.

The other bombshell news with the Bears this week was Drew Daltman retiring at 27.

You, as a former NFL player, you dealt with a ton of injuries that short-circuited your career.

If we can go through the human element of it first with you, Ant, how did it hit you when you heard that Drew Daltman was going to walk away?

How did that go, by the way, Ant, not discussing it with your wife?

How'd that go?