DJ Moore: Tyrique Stevenson Viral Fan Video Will Be Addressed by Bears Captains

The team captains for the Chicago Bears intend to hold cornerback Tyrique Stevenson accountable after he taunted Washington Commanders fans immediately before the Commanders' successful Hail Mary on Sunday.

"I didn't see it happening during the play," wide receiver DJ Moore said Monday on 670 The Score's Mully & Haugh Show. "I've seen it just how everybody else has seen it (on social media).

"The captains were talking about how we need to really address that. I saw that he put something out that he was sorry, but we've still got to address it as a leadership group in front of the team."

For Bears fans, it was bad enough that the team couldn't knock down Jayden Daniels' heave toward the end zone as time expired. The ball bounced back to Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown, who was all alone in the end zone.

Then the spotlight fell on Stevenson shortly after the game ended. A fan video showed him gesturing toward the crowd and seemingly talking trash with Commanders fans, even after the ball had been snapped.

Because the play took so long to develop, the second-year defensive back had plenty of time to get into position before Daniels made his throw. Still, he arrived relatively late to the ball's original destination and made the fateful tip on the ball before it landed into Brown's waiting arms.

Stevenson apologized Sunday night on social media:

Based on Moore's comments, the matter nonetheless remains a topic of discussion inside Chicago's locker room.

There's no getting back the final seconds from Sunday's 18-15 defeat, but it can at least serve as a learning experience for Stevenson and his teammates.