It's only Week 3 of the NFL season, and already, the Chicago Bears are facing a crisis of confidence. The team's struggling offense, led by quarterback Caleb Williams, was utterly dismantled by the Houston Texans on Sunday night. As NFL fans, we're no strangers to the familiar sight of a team's anemic offense, but this performance was particularly disheartening.

But what's even more intriguing is the body language of the Bears' top receiver, D.J. Moore. Describing the scene, NFL lip-readers claim to have deciphered a conversation between Moore and backup quarterback Tyson Bagent, in which Moore allegedly told Bagent, "He [Williams] can't do it." The clip has gone viral, sparking a heated debate about whether Moore was indeed speaking those words.

In a Monday morning interview on Chicago radio station 670 The Score, Moore denied the allegations, stating that he was simply asking Bagent what he saw in the play. However, the clip doesn't quite match Moore's explanation. So, what's really going on here?

It's tempting to assume that Moore was indeed trash-talking Williams, but is that really the only possibility? What if Moore was genuinely seeking insight from Bagent about the play? Or, what if there's something more to the story that we're not being told?

As the Bears stumble through their season, it's crucial to remember that this isn't a isolated incident. This is a team that's struggled with consistency and chemistry for years. So, before we jump to conclusions about Moore's comments, let's take a step back and examine the bigger picture.

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