Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson both tried to divert attention from DJ Moore on the interception thrown to give the Rams the ball but there is on other side to it.
failed to connect, for reasons not quite understood beyond the fact Moore failed to flatten of his pass route in front of Curl when he saw the DB's position on the play."Here's what I'll say just off the cuff about that particular play: If there was any sort of miscommunication, that's my problem," Johnson said.
"That's no one else's but mine. So I have to do a better job coaching that up.” Williams had tried to fall on that same grenade after the loss, saying, "Just a miscommunication between him and I."There is a third side of it not really being considered in Chicago because it didn't involve someone on the Bears. That would be the guy who actually made a strong coverage play and took advantage of the indecision going on, the gray area, on this adjusted pass route. That's Curl.He saw Rome Odunze going deeper and had seen this all in studying and practicing. "At the end of the day, it looked like a dagger concept," Curl said. "Odunze, he's usually just the run-off guy. Clearing it up for DJ Moore. Kam Curl pointing to his teammate to take the deep route from Rome Odunze so he can get the INT on Caleb. Look how cooked DJ Moore is. 😂"If he would have thrown it to 15 and they would have made that play, that was a good to them but I felt like I read the concept real good and I made the play.""My dog AP, man, the little meetings we've been having on Saturdays, you know, we got a little tale on the shots they like to take," Curl said. "Usually the shots go in one direction." In the end, the Bears weren't in position for the pass to be completed, but Curl was in position to take it because he diagnosed it. "We got a little tell on the shots the Bears and Caleb like to take. I was eyes on Caleb and took my shot.""Really, it just comes down to instincts, you know what I'm saying?" Curl added. "Like I said, when I see that ball it was the opportunity to help my team win the game." Perhaps the blame goes all around, including to Johnson for a play predictable enough that the Rams DB had figured out ahead of time what was coming.Bears rival looking to poach key assistant from Ben Johnson's staffGene Chamberlain has covered the Chicago Bears full time as a beat writer since 1994 and prior to this on a part-time basis for 10 years. He covered the Bears as a beat writer for Suburban Chicago Newspapers, the Daily Southtown, Copley News Service and has been a contributor for the Daily Herald, the Associated Press, Bear Report, CBS Sports.com and The Sporting News. He also has worked a prep sports writer for Tribune Newspapers and Sun-Times newspapers.DJ Moore’s Bears future up in the air after end-of-season interviews
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