In a recent development, Chicago Bears wide receiver DJ Moore responded to the controversy surrounding his body language during the team's 19-13 loss to the Houston Texans on "Sunday Night Football." After video clips of his demeanor circulated on social media, Moore took the opportunity for some self-evaluation to address the situation.

Moore clarified that his frustrations were not aimed at the Bears' passing game or any specific individuals. He admitted that he may have shown too much emotion during the game but emphasized that it's a normal part of football for players to experience ups and downs and moments of frustration.

During the game, with just over three minutes left on the clock and the Bears trailing by nine points, rookie quarterback Caleb Williams targeted Moore with a back-shoulder pass on third-and-4. However, the throw fell incomplete, leading to Moore's brief moment of frustration on the field before walking to the sideline without his helmet.

Cameras captured Moore sitting on the bench with a seemingly sullen expression, which the receiver dismissed as a mischaracterization of his usual body language. He explained that the camera angle caught him in a way that made it appear more significant than it actually was.

Moore had a team-leading 10 targets and caught six passes for 53 yards during the game. Reflecting on the incomplete throw that ended their penultimate drive, Williams took responsibility for being off target. He acknowledged that by delivering a more accurate pass and allowing Moore more time, the play could have been successful.

As the Bears continue to struggle offensively, with their average yards per play currently standing at 2.97, which is the lowest in the franchise's history through two weeks of the Super Bowl era, Moore's frustrations are shared by others on the team. However, the veteran wide receiver emphasized that he does not want his frustrations to put pressure on Williams.

Moore expressed the importance of maintaining a steady environment for the young quarterback and not allowing him to become overwhelmed. He commended Williams for staying true to himself and understood that mistakes happen in the game.

DJ Moore's performance and body language will continue to be closely monitored by fans and critics alike as the Bears look to turn their offensive struggles around. However, Moore's sincere self-evaluation and desire to support his rookie quarterback display his commitment to the team's success moving forward.