In the NFC Divisional round, quarterback Caleb Williams played like a Super Bowl quarterback, but he also threw three interceptions, including one that cost the Bears the game. But that third and final interception drew criticism not for Williams, but for wide receiver DJ Moore. He seemingly slowed down on the route and didn't attack the throw, resulting in the interception. Weeks later, shared Moore's side of the story, in which the Bears' top receiver pointed to this interception being a miscommunication. Bears' DJ Moore breaks silence on Caleb Williams INT vs. Rams "My side of the story is just like everybody else's. Just miscommunication. Gotta attack it the next time we got something like that and go from there," Moore said. DJ Moore speaks on the final play of vs. Bears in the NFC Divisional game: CHGO Bears (@CHGO_Bears) Moore wasn't the only reason why Alex Tuch Jersey the Bears lost in the NFC Divisional round to the Rams, but his route at the end of the game in overtime made him the focus of the fanbase's ire. He could've played the route better, but as he said, there was just some miscommunication on the play. Whether it was about the specific route he was supposed to run or how he was supposed to run it, somewhere, there was some miscommunication with this play. MORE : If it weren't for this play coming after a miraculous Hail Mary-esque play from Williams, the Bears' second-year quarterback might face more of the blame for the throw. But due to a combination of Moore being a potential cap casualty this offseason in a trade, Williams heroics and the bad optics of Moore slowing down on the route, it's not a surprise he's received flak for the play. Moore's comments aren't blaming Williams for the interception, and they aren't attacking fans either. He's focusing on this play being a simple miscommunication, and one that, if the situation presents itself again, he'll be better prepared for. More Bears news: Henri Jokiharju Jersey