There’s been plenty of criticism surrounding how the Chicago Bears have handled second-year quarterback Justin Fields this offseason. Most notably, how they’ve failed to surround him with big-name weapons at wide receiver.
In an interview with Bleacher Report, Fields defended the Bears’ receiving corps, which has come under fire this offseason. While they’re not great, Fields believes they’re “good enough.”
“We don’t have an Odell [Beckham Jr.] or a Cooper Kupp on our team, but at the end of the day I think if everybody is on their P’s and Q’s, and we’re on top of everything and not making mistakes, the players we have right now are good enough,” Fields said. “The front office thinks that, too. The fans outside of the facility, they don’t know what’s going on at practice. Just because we don’t have a big-name guy, doesn’t mean those guys aren’t talented. I have plenty of confidence in myself and my teammates that we’re going to get the job done.”
