After his electric finish to the 2022 NFL season, expectations are high for Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields entering 2023, his second year as a full-time starter.
But ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky put even higher standards on the former Ohio State star, claiming he expects “MVP-level football” from Fields this season in an appearance on First Take Monday morning.
“Before the [2022] season, I said [Chicago] was the worst place for anyone to play quarterback,” Orlovsky said. “It was a bottom-five skill group and a bottom-five offensive line. Justin Fields played good in the worst situation possible.”
