Thomas Brown has the Bears' top two play-makers performing among the best players at their position over the last two weeks

Brown's work with Moore has been the most notable change for the offense since he took over play-calling duties. Brown is calling up plays to use Moore more-so as an offensive weapon than how a typical wide receiver would be used.

“Regardless of what people kind of play coverage-wise or try to try to play against him to take away possible throws, if you hand it to him, give him a bubble behind the line of scrimmage, you’ve got to tackle him in space,” Brown said last week. “That guy’s pretty dynamic when you get the ball in his hand, whether it’s screens, quick game throws, vertical down the field throws, any way to get that guy in space, I’m all about.”

While Brown has modified how he wants to use Moore in the passing game, he's also been pretty innovative with how he uses Allen as well in the slot.

“Watching [Allen], the one-on-one matchups, how he moves, the nuance of route-running is obviously elite,” Brown added. “It’s been elite for a long time. But also it’s being able to understand how we could move guys around... He’s a big-time player, been that way for a long time.”

So far, what Brown's been doing with Moore and Allen is working pretty effectively for the offense. And meanwhile, rookie Rome Odunze has still been able to get 16 targets his way the last two weeks. Once those targets become receptions, this passing attack will go from improved to lethal under Brown.