DJ Moore tells his side of story on Bears' fateful interception in loss to Rams (Hour 1)
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What led DJ Moore to discuss the interception in the Bears' loss?
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Rahimi Harrison-Grody, 10-2 on 104.3 The Score. Kevin Harlan, the man doesn't sleep.
How do you focus tonight on this when you know you've got the biggest game of the year, bar none, coming up just a couple of days away?
between our things with the coaches here and a couple things I've had to do with people in San Francisco and getting ready for our game tonight. Three different times I've tried to go to the bathroom and I can't now because I've got to come back to my desk and do stuff that I wasn't planning to do.
I have to go to the bathroom.
Kevin, I'm so glad you brought up the fact that we all have to time our bathroom breaks in this business.
Because we do!
You need quick and easy, and those all seem to be quick and easy. Which, by the way, were my nicknames in high school. So that has paid off in a great way. Wow, that is really hard.
You really think you can go all day long? Well, you always left me satisfied and smiling, so...
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How did DJ Moore feel about his role in the game-changing play?
And yes, 312. OMG, how the heck did I miss Kevin Harlan yesterday dying? Kevin wanted to hang with us. He prolonged his bathroom break. To make more jokes with us. And I don't know what we did to deserve this. And I say that in a wonderfully good way. Like, I am not worthy of receiving the Kevin Harlan jokes, but I am here for them. Mark, you hadn't heard any of it yesterday.
None of it. Unfortunately, that was a part of the program that I did miss with you guys yesterday, apparently. That, as I listened to Kevin Harlan... he is he has reached the sweet spot of his life the sweet spot of his career he is self-actualized he is self-confident he is successful enough to feel comfortable doing and saying whatever he wants to within reason so good for kevin harlan to be just in he is doing what we all should do and that is not only perform our jobs but do it with passion and do it with love and do it with humor Now, as I always say, Ray, body parts funny, body functions not as funny. So I was a little worried there for a while, but there was enough funny in there to quell some of the body functions that I had to think about during that.
Oh, because Kevin Harlan said he's going to enjoy himself?
Yes, for a long time. That's body function, folks. Body function foul on Kevin Harlan, but I love him.
Be quick and easy. And those all seem to be quick and easy. Kevin Harlan. Which, by the way, were my nicknames in high school. How you doing, everybody?
Yeah, he was on one with us. We had a really good time. I just love also his play-by-play of life, as you know. So he can narrate anything with the greatest of ease and make it entertaining.
That's where it started when he did the play, which is... Thought of by many broadcasters as taboo to acknowledge at all the crazy person having security chase them down in the field.
What were the reactions to the NFL Honors ceremony?
But that's what I mean. He leaned into it. He's like, bleep you. I'm Kevin Harlan. I'm going to enjoy the rest of my career, and I'm going to do it my way. And I love that about him. Ray, what were you about to say, buddy? But that was like you were wanting to say something.
I was. It's just a small thing. But, Lalo, you read the text from 312. It's a great text. OMG, how the heck did I miss Kevin Harlan yesterday? dying but the way it sounded was like how did i miss kevin harlan dying no it's like how did i miss kevin harlan i'm dying i didn't even think about it i just wanted to make sure for anybody who may have thought like how did i miss kevin harlan dying he's alive and well and funny as ever i definitely wouldn't be like yeah man go check it out yesterday
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What led DJ Moore to discuss the interception in the Bears' loss?
0:01–2:03
2
How did DJ Moore feel about his role in the game-changing play?
2:03–4:03
3
What were the reactions to the NFL Honors ceremony?
4:03–7:53
4
How did the Bears' history influence their current roster decisions?
7:53–11:58
5
What were DJ Moore's insights on the miscommunication during the final play?
11:58–15:08
6
What injuries did DJ Moore face during the season?
15:08–18:48
7
How did the Bears' performance affect their fans' expectations?
18:48–22:14
8
What was the significance of the Bears' moment of the year award?
22:14–46:36
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