Bears wide receiver DJ Moore is so smooth and efficient, he routinely makes difficult catches look easy — in traffic, near the sideline, in the end zone, deep or short, and when his quarterback needs him most. That’s just what he does.
But even Moore admitted his over-the-shoulder catch for a 32-yard gain in the Bears’ 37-17 victory over the Falcons on a snowy Sunday at Soldier Field was difficult even for him. Running full speed down the left sideline against Falcons cornerback AJ. Terrell, Moore initially looked back toward quarterback Justin Fields, then had to twist his head to his left and look skyward to find the ball — and make a bread-basket catch as he headed out of bounds at the Falcons’ 33-yard line.
