Bears stand by criticism but aim to keep it 'in-house'

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LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- In the wake of Sunday's stunning 18-15 loss to the Washington Commanders, several Chicago Bears captains spoke about player accountability while also questioning certain coaching moves after a 52-yard walk-off Hail Mary.

And while one player said Wednesday his criticism should have been kept "in-house," he didn't back down from the message.

"I mean, I'm not going to say 'sorry' for what I said, but at the same time ... it should have just stayed in-house," wide receiver DJ Moore said. "But I said what I said. I answered the question truthfully."

Moore had wondered why the Bears elected to hand off to backup center Doug Kramer on a third-and-goal…