T he Chicago Bears lost a tough Sunday Night Football game to the Houston Texans last weekend and D.J. Moore seemed more ...

During the fourth quarter of the Chicago Bears' 19-13 loss to the Houston Texans Sunday night, Bears wide receiver DJ Moore ...

Moore didn't think he was being over the top in his body language, but reconsidered when he saw the replay of NBC's broadcast ...

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was frustrated by some of his errors in the loss to the Texans, and said Wednesday his focus ...

Williams was sacked seven times and hit 11 times in a 19-13 loss to the Texans as the Bears offense remains a mess.

As disconnected as the Chicago Bears offense looked in Sunday's loss to the Houston Texans, they had a chance to win the game ...

While Chicago's defense continued to look like a top-five unit in the NFL -- holding one of the best offenses in the league ...

The Bears lost to the Texans in Week 2, and players like Caleb Williams and head coach Mat Eberflus need to take some blame.

Down nine points with 3:01 to play in Houston, Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams threw a back-shoulder pass to Moore on third-and-4 from the Texans ' 36-yard line. After the throw fell ...

The Chicago Bears (1-1) were defeated by the Houston Texans (2-0), 19-13, in a tough defensive battle on Sunday Night ...

The Chicago Bears (1-1) were defeated by the Houston Texans (2-0), 19-13, on Sunday Night Football in Week 2.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- DJ Moore was unaware how his body language was being perceived during the Chicago Bears' 19-13 loss in Houston until he saw video clips of himself circulating on social media.