These 3 NFL Quarterbacks Are Why The Chicago Bears SHOULD NOT Give Up On Justin Fields

Chicago Bears fans are freaking out able QB Justin Fields as he’s off to a bad start for the 2022 NFL Season. Fields is dead last in passing amongst NFL starting quarterbacks with only 297 passing yards. The Bears 2nd-year quarterback has also barely completed over 50% of his passes with just 2 TD passes and 4 INTs. So why should Bears fans be optimistic about its young QB? On today’s episode of Bears Now, host Harrison Graham explains why we shouldn’t give up on Justin Fields, at least not yet.

Justin Fields has made 13 career starts in the NFL for the Chicago Bears and he’s been inconsistent at best. The 2021 1st round NFL Draft pick has completed just 58% of his throws for 2,097 yards, 9 touchdowns and 13 interceptions so far in his career while sporting a 71.5 passer rating. Fields has rushed for 515 yards and 3 TDs as well. While it’s been an ugly start for Fields, especially here in 2022 under Bears head coach Matt Eberflus and offensive coordinator Luke Getsy, Fields has major upside with his arm talent and mobility. Chat Sports host Harrison Graham takes a look at the first 13 starts for Bills’ QB Josh Allen, Dolphins’ QB Tua Tagovailoa and Eagles’ QB Jalen Hurts as examples for why Fields can still develop into becoming the Chicago Bears franchise QB for the future!

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