Chicago Bears QB Justin Fields Says His A Little Sore, But Very Ready For Sunday's Game Against Green Bay
"I like being the underdog. I think it gives me an extra chip on my shoulder. I like when people doubt me."
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"I like being the underdog. I think it gives me an extra chip on my shoulder. I like when people doubt me."
Head coach Matt Nagy said Fields has been medically cleared to play again, and will start for the Bears on Sunday in Green Bay.
The Bears are set to take on the Green Bay Packers this coming Sunday night – for the first time since they lost to the Packers in October and Aaron Rodgers told fans, "I still own you!"
Here is the Good, the Bad, and, the Ugly from the Cardinals 33-22 bludgeoning of the Bears.
Don't look now, but the Bears are just one game out of a playoff spot. Okay, they're one game out, but with seven teams between them and that final Wild Card.
Justin Fields will miss his second consecutive game as he recovers from a rib injury, and Andy Dalton will get the start again on Sunday when the Chicago Bears host the NFL-leading Arizona Cardinals.
Robert Quinn was named NFC defensive player of the month for November, the first Bears defender to get the honor since Eddie Jackson in 2018. But if you know Quinn's personality, you know he wasn't exactly jumping for joy celebrating.
Allen Robinson, Cole Kmet, and Marquise Goodwin were among those missing at Bears practice on Wednesday, but Justin Fields was back.
Jimmy Graham finally scored a touchdown for the first time all season with the Bears in their win against the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day.
Eddie Jackson minced no words Monday about how he feels when he hears "fire Nagy" chants from the home crowd.
