Matt Spiegel

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?

We hit on a possible scenario here.

Let's say the Bears decided to vote a lot of their money to center just like they did last year now with the available cap space.

And they go out and they get Tyler Linderbaum, the most expensive center on the market.

What if they did that?

And left tackle was going to be a draft pick.

Somebody from the top 60.

They got three picks.

And they're just going to try to survive that way.

How do you feel about that plan for the offensive line?

And we keep getting – you'd be shocked by how many questions we keep getting about Logan Jones.

I want to go back to DJ for a second and talk about it from this perspective.

If you're in the wide receiver room now, and there's probably going to be some additions via free agency and the draft, but if you're in the wide receiver room now,

A lot of faith has been placed in you.

A lot of faith by Ben Johnson and Ryan Poles has been placed in you as you make the trade to send DJ Moore to Buffalo.