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Brendan Sugrue

Former Bears fullback wants to see more touches for Khari Blasingame

It’s been a few days since the Chicago Bears secured a 23-17 victory against the Tennessee Titans to open up the preseason, but fans are still talking about the explosive plays made by the first-team offense. Quarterback Justin Fields threw just three passes, with two of them going for long scores on back-to-back possessions.

On the first series, Fields found wide receiver D.J. Moore on a quick screen, who blew past the Titans defenders with the help of a convoy of blockers to reach the end zone. The next series, Fields avoided a sack to find running back Khalil Herbert, who also had help getting downfield before fighting through tackles to score his own touchdown. Both passes were obviously significant plays that gave the Bears a lead early on, but what about his other completion on the day?

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