Who did it best? DJ Moore picks Bears' rookie karaoke performance winner

The Chicago Bears franchise is starting to build characters and personalities on their young roster, especially on the offensive side of the ball.

With an injection of youth led by recent first round picks Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze in 2024, and tight end Colston Loveland this year, the Bears have plenty of reason to be optimistic for the future, and the young players are already showing their personalities.

As is a normal trend in the NFL, most teams have their rookies perform in front of their teammates. Last year, as captured on HBO's "Hard Knocks," Odunze got up in front of everyone and sang "Kiss Kiss" by Chris Brown, which got a positive reception from the team, and this year, it was Loveland's turn, as he chose "Let Me Love You by Mario.

During an interview with Kay Adams of the "Up and Adams Show," veteran leader and wide receiver DJ Moore asked to compare the two performances, and gave the nod to Odunze.

"I'd give it to Rome," Moore told Adams when asked to pick between the performances of Loveland and Odunze. "Rome had the tunes going in the background and he was more lively with it, he was into it."

Not only did Moore give his pick for the contest, but he also suggested that head coach Ben Johnson should have had to perform a song, seeing how Johnson is in his rookie season as a NFL head coach.

When asked what song he'd like to see his new coach perform, Moore answered "Bye, Bye, Bye" by NSYNC. Bears fans and players alike can only hope that whether or not the coach sings the song, he can at least say goodbye to the dark days of Bears football.

This article originally appeared on Bears Wire: Bears WR DJ Moore picks rookie karaoke performance winner