In Week 14, the Chicago Bears are set to face the Detroit Lions, presenting a chance for redemption after a recent humiliating loss to the Lions. Despite a strong performance in their previous matchup, the Bears managed to lose, with the Lions scoring 15 points in the last four minutes. The Bears, now playing at home, have five crucial games remaining in the season, and the outcomes will significantly impact the fate of the coaching staff and quarterback Justin Fields. Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell shared an intriguing quote about Justin Fields leading up to their Sunday game.
“He’s one of these rare, dangerous players and I’ll tell you what he’s done a really good job of from last year to this year is if it’s a pass and he starts to move, he’s still moving with eyes down the field much more than I felt like he had previously and that’s extremely dangerous.”
Justin Fields has shown growth
Regardless of which side of the debate you’re on—whether you’re advocating for keeping Justin Fields or drafting a new quarterback—Fields has demonstrated improvement this season. Even Dan Campbell, a rival head coach, acknowledges this fact, and he’s not someone known for making baseless statements. Both defenses and opposing head coaches recognize Fields as a threat. His ability to maintain focus downfield while on the move, is making him even more dangerous, as Campbell hinted. With only five games remaining, there’s no better way for the Bears to kick off this final stretch than with a win and a chance for redemption against a team they should have beat a few weeks ago.
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I’m a Fields fan, not a McCaskey fan. He’s done us no favors. But if it were me, I’d keep Fields, pick up Williams, and the best player on the board. Then get the biggest baddest hogs (OL & DL) money can buy…. No retreads
I think Fields is very talented. I’m a fan. However, I think a mutual split would benefit both the Bears and Fields. I also, like Caleb Williams. They are NOT the same QB. Fields is strong fast and I would say instinctually treats passing and running the same. I would compare him to a slightly smaller Cam Newton. Faster as well. Williams is a pass dominant QB who can run but scrambles to look for a pass catcher. With his quick release, strong arm, and precision, he’s more like Russell Wilson in comparison with some Mahomes in there. Williams is… Read more »
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Lol, right on Brother! Really not Lol as funny, lol as SMH….
If Fields only brings a 3rd round pick he might as well be kept to compete with the rookie QB. Hopefully Fields plays better and makes this decision more interesting.
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