When the Bears selected Justin Fields, it felt like they had a legitimate hope for a top quarterback for the first time in decades. Fields was not only a prototypical passer with a rocket arm and a 4.40 forty-yard dash; he carried himself like a leader.
But as talented and confident as he is, Fields’ success isn’t guaranteed. After a season where the Bears allowed the most sacks in the NFL (58) and given their history at quarterback, Chicago would do well to remember that fact.
