It’s safe to say most people don’t believe in the Chicago Bears heading into the 2022 season — and it’s only May.
The national media have concerns about quarterback Justin Fields heading into his second season, as his receiving corps isn’t the most proven and the concerns on the offensive line. Darnell Mooney is the only proven wideout among the bunch, there’s a glaring hole at right guard and all eyes are on Fields entering a pivotal Year 2.
It also doesn’t help when you lose some key veterans on defense, including trading edge rusher Khalil Mack and losing defensive linemen Akiem Hicks and Eddie Goldman this offseason.
