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Bears GM Ryan Poles' comments on DJ Moore are quite telling

Story byAlyssa Barbieri, Bears WireFri, January 23, 2026 at 8:39 PM UTC·2 min readChicago Bears wide receiver DJ Moore has been a hot topic of conversation following the team's tough overtime loss to the Los Angeles Rams in the divisional playoffs, where it looked like he gave up on running a route only to have the ball be intercepted by the Rams, who then drove down the field for the game-winning field goal. Moore, who was acquired in a trade of the No. 1 overall pick back in 2022, has been a key member of Chicago's offense, but he didn't seem to fit well in Ben Johnson's offense. When injuries struck at receiver, with Rome Odunze and Luther Burden III going down for a brief period, the Bears turned to Moore, who stepped up for quarterback Caleb Williams.

Bears GM Ryan Poles' comments on DJ Moore are quite telling

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Key Highlights

  • Still, there are questions about Moore's future in Chicago. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementDuring his end-of-year press conference, general manager Ryan Poles discussed Moore's 2025 season, which marked his first winning season in the NFL and culminated with two of the best touchdown grabs in recent Bears history in wins over the Green Bay Packers (including in the wild-card playoffs).
  • While Moore has been criticized for his lack of effort in what was the game-sealing interception in overtime against the Rams, Poles came to Moore's defense and credited him for his solid 2025 campaign.“I'll use his words.
  • He didn't care about stats," Poles said.
  • "All he cared about winning.
  • It's the most winning DJ's ever had, probably since high school.
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