All eyes are on Bears quarterback Justin Fields heading into his second season — and first as Chicago’s undisputed starter. Following a rocky rookie season, the hope is Fields will take a step forward in his development.
But it’s been an offseason of change for Fields. The Bears are learning a new offense under offensive coordinator Luke Getsy, which head coach Matt Eberflus described as “very quarterback friendly.”
Fields will also have a new group of wide receivers — with the exception of Darnell Mooney — and some new faces on the offensive line. That includes center Lucas Patrick, who signed with Chicago earlier this offseason.