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The offense is the Bears’ main concern, and it falls on a lifelong defensive coach to fix it.

As part of their breakdown of players, lineups and scheme, coaches will spend the next few days determining how to tweak their offense to best fit Fields. Position coaches will look at cutups and then meet up with coordinator Luke Getsy and head coach Matt Eberflus on Monday.

Here’s a quick breakdown of what we saw during Thursday's game and how we graded the Bears in their loss to the Commanders.

From Dante Pettis to Velus Jones, we're taking a look at the studs and duds in the Bears' Week 6 loss to the Commanders.

There are concerns everywhere, and that doesn’t inspire much confidence in the new administration.

Fields reiterated Tuesday that, for the first time, he feels like he’s playing at his own pace.

Luke Getsy doesn’t like to make grand statements. Still, the Bears’ offensive coordinator was willing to concede Tuesday that his quarterback improved in his Week 5 showing against the Vikings.

Fields is starting to resemble a modern quarterback driving a passing attack that, although it’s no one’s idea of futuristic, doesn’t seem trapped in the past the way it did at the end of September.

For all the things that are fundamentally wrong with quarterback Justin Fields and his offense, the Bears are one of the best teams in the NFL on opening drives.

Could this be the game where Bears OL Lucas Patrick finally moves back to center?

In the latest episode of our Bears Wire podcast, we discuss the criticism surrounding Luke Getsy's play calling and preview Week 5.