Bears captain discusses teammate's boneheaded play on Hail Mary

The second-year pro apologized for his actions on Sunday night.

Moore — who is one of the Bears captains — said that he and the other captains will be discussing Stevenson's situation in the near future.

He said that he didn't see Stevenson's actions as the play unfolded, but saw 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," Moore said. "I don’t know (what the punishment will be), that’s not up for us to do. ... But we can address it as captains, and upstairs will have to do what they’re going to do."

The 2018 first-round pick added that it's a "lesson learned, for sure" for Stevenson, but "he won't do that again."

"But if you bench him it’s just like, that one play — it’s a big play — but that one play doesn’t define him as a player," Moore said.