After Win Over Packers Clinches Playoff Spot for Bears, Just 5 Words From DJ Moore to MVP Caleb Williams Reveal the Entire Future of Bears in Super Bowl Race

The dramatic victory that sent the Chicago Bears into the playoffs did more than ignite Soldier Field — it produced a moment that may shape the franchise’s future. Amid the lights, the noise, and the celebration, the most powerful takeaway came not from the scoreboard, but from five simple words shared on social media.

In overtime, Caleb Williams — the NFL’s newly crowned MVP — delivered a 46-yard strike to DJ Moore, sealing the win over rival Green Bay and officially sending the Bears back to the postseason. It was a throw that defined the season. A moment destined to live in team history.

After the game, as Williams’ postgame interview circulated online, Moore quietly reposted the clip with just five words. No emojis. No explanation. No theatrics.

“That’s my quarterback. Always.”

Those words landed in the middle of a season filled with uncertainty about Chicago’s long-term direction. For months, speculation followed Moore’s name. With a manageable contract, emerging young receivers, and multiple roster needs, some wondered whether the Bears might eventually consider moving on to accelerate a rebuild.

On the field, that conversation has been steadily erased.

Moore hasn’t simply remained productive — he has become the emotional anchor of the Bears’ offense. When injuries thinned the depth chart and defenses forced Chicago to win on the hardest throws, Moore was the one Williams trusted. In back-to-back weeks, he caught touchdowns widely labeled “throw of the year,” each one built on absolute belief between quarterback and receiver.

And Williams knows exactly what that belief means.

“It meant a lot to me,” Williams said after the game. “DJ has been there for me in the toughest moments — when things weren’t going right on the field and when the pressure off the field was heavy. Those five words became motivation for me in the biggest moment. When you know a teammate believes in you like that, you’re ready to make any throw it takes to win.”

That kind of trust can’t be quantified. It doesn’t show up in cap charts or mock drafts. But it is the foundation of teams that compete for championships.

The Bears still have work to do. No one inside the building believes this is the finish line. But after a season-defining win — and a message that carried far more weight than its length — one truth is becoming clear.

Chicago isn’t just building around an MVP quarterback.
They’re building around a bond.

The scoreboard will remember the playoff-clinching win.
Caleb Williams will be remembered as an MVP.

But it may be five quiet words from DJ Moore — and the motivation they sparked — that truly signaled the Bears’ arrival in the Super Bowl conversation.