One of the hot topics during the Chicago Bears' brutal 2024 season was wide receiver DJ Moore's body language. During games where the Bears were trailing opponents or had a failed drive on offense, Moore would be captured by cameras either placing himself far away from the rest of his teammates or expressing frustration,

NEW ORLEANS — As the Bears limped to the end of their disappointing season, wide receiver DJ Moore kept an eye on Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. He suspected the Bears’ front office wanted to hire him as their head coach after firing Matt Eberflus.

This episode of McCoy & Van Noy dives into the Super Bowl LIX matchup set for Sunday, as well as interviews with Rams WR Puka Nacua, Saints DE Cams Jordan and journalist Bomani Jones all live from Radio Row in New Orleans. Both the Chiefs and the Eagles appear to be relatively healthy heading into Sunday's matchup.

One of the biggest additions to Johnson's staff in Chicago, Randle El left the Detroit Lions to join Johnson, as the two have worked together since 2021. Moore told Rank that his new coach told him that he plans to have him heavily involved in the new offense.

The logistics of the Bears trading for Kupp would be tricky, though. The 31-year-old wide receiver has two years remaining on his $80 million contract with cap hits of $29.78 million and $27.33 million in 2025 and 2026, respectively. He has also gradually seen his yards-per-game decline since 2021.

The Chicago Bears are fresh off a disappointing season in 2024, as they were the only team from the NFC North to miss out the playoffs while finishing last in the division for the third consecutive year.

This year, Chicago Bears wide receivers D.J. Moore and Rome Odunze made the trip to New Orleans. Moore and Odunze arrived on Wednesday and were immediately sought out by CHGO Sports for an interview.