We’re in Week 3 of the NFL season, and already people are writing columns about how it’s too early to panic about Caleb Williams’ weak Chicago Bears offense. Unfortunately, it’s a traumatic movie Bears fans know all too well, as Chicago’s weak offensive line let Williams down on Sunday night against the Houston Texans.
But the most striking result of the Bears’ disappointing performance was probably not how inept the offensive line looked. It was DJ Moore’s disturbing body language. The best receiver was clearly frustrated with Chicago’s problems.
NFL lip readers focused on a key clip in which Moore speaks to Bears backup quarterback Tyson Bagent after Williams missed a throw. They believe Moore said something along the lines of, “He (Williams) can’t do it.”
It is not difficult to imagine these words yourself:
During a regular Monday morning interview on Chicago radio station 670 The Score, Moore was asked to explain this exchange. He claimed he was simply asking Bagent what he saw in the piece.
Uh, that doesn’t fit the clip at all:
The Bears aren’t exactly in trouble, but it feels like they’re on the brink of a crisis if they have one more poor offensive performance. Stay tuned.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: DJ Moore denied that NFL lip readers thought he was making an affront to Bears backup QB Caleb Williams.
