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Andrew Joseph

D.J. Moore physically took Justin Fields out of the game after noticing a possible head injury

Justin Fields DJ Moore Bears Chiefs

The Chicago Bears had themselves just about the worst week any team could have just two games into a season. And come Sunday’s game against the Chiefs, matters somehow managed to get worse for them.

With Taylor Swift in attendance to watch Travis Kelce at Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City basically ran the Bears off the field. The Chiefs pulled their starters in the third quarter, and Justin Fields would also end up leaving the game with an apparent head injury.

But it wasn’t the medical staff that got Fields off the field. Instead, it was his own teammate D.J. Moore.

After the play, Moore noticed that something was clearly wrong with Fields. Fields was wobbly and was showing signs of a possible concussion. So, Moore stepped in and grabbed Fields to direct him over to the sidelines.

Again, it was a terrible day for the Bears, but it was still good to see Moore look out for a teammate like that.

This was how Twitter reacted

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