There’s a lot to like about Fields and what he’s showing right now. Since that improbable Thursday night loss to the Washington Chiefs a few weeks ago, after which the coaches and front office came together and worked out a plan to better use Fields’ legs as a means of making him more comfortable in attack. he seemed like a different and much more confident player. He makes sharp decisions, has clear command and clearly seems to have the skills to succeed in the league. And he’s doing all of this with what is perhaps one of the weakest all-around rosters in the league. The Bears, remember, traded away two of their best defensive players last week and traded Chase Claypool to help Fields. They know they have a lot of work to do on their roster this offseason, but if they can shore up the defense and offensive line and continue to put pieces around Fields to help him continue his development, the future is bright for Ohio . State product in the Windy City.
