Justin Fields Bounces Back As Bears Beat Lions
Rookie Justin Fields brushed off a nightmarish first start, and the Chicago Bears bounced back from one of the worst offensive performances the NFL has seen to beat the winless Detroit Lions on Sunday.
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Rookie Justin Fields brushed off a nightmarish first start, and the Chicago Bears bounced back from one of the worst offensive performances the NFL has seen to beat the winless Detroit Lions on Sunday.
Justin Fields will get his second start on Sunday as the Bears take on the Detroit Lions.
The Bears are trying to figure it out and so are their fans ahead of Sunday's game against the winless Lions.
Andy Dalton was limited in practice for a third straight day with his knee injury, while Justin Fields practiced in full again, and says his injured throwing hand feels good.
"It starts with each person knowing we have to do our assignments. We have to be on point."
The idea of the Bears moving to a site on or near the Arlington International Racecourse property in Arlington Heights may be a shock for Chicagoans, but it's far from new.
Nagy wouldn't say if it'll be him or offensive coordinator Bill Lazor calling plays.
The idea of a move to Arlington Heights by the Bears is getting mixed reviews in the northwest suburbs.
The Chicago Bears have talked about moving to Arlington Heights numerous times going back decades, but this time, it's different.
The Bears have signed a purchase agreement for the Arlington International Racecourse property in Arlington Heights.
