Justin Fields

Offensive scheme, trench play, and a big opportunity highlight things to watch when the Bears open their preseason schedule against the Chiefs.

The Bears offense had one of its better days, despite working without Byron Pringle, Velus Jones Jr., N'Keal Harry and David Moore.

Despite a short-handed arsenal, Justin Fields operated a crisp attack Thursday as the Bears' offense once again showed it can get the job done in the red zone.

Adam Jahns of The Athletic writes that Bears QB Justin Fields seems to be stacking more good throws and moments in camp. Chicago s rolled out a number of combinations at WR and along the O-line, largely due to injuries. So it hasn t been the easiest environment for the 2nd-year passer especially when he's also been tasked with learning new OC Luke Getsy s system. It s the talent-thin pass catching corps that leaves Fields as a QB2 to open the season.

Down six of his top eight expected targets, Justin Fields made quick decisions to get the offense moving and Isaiah Coulter made the most of his opportunity with the first team.