The Chicago Bears are on their bye week, but that didn’t stop the questions from arriving in Brad Biggs’ weekly Bears mailbag.
The Chicago Bears are on their bye week, but that didn’t stop the questions from arriving in Brad Biggs’ weekly mailbag. With the team on a six-game losing streak and currently in the No. 2 draft position, fans understandably are looking ahead to what the Bears might do in April.
The Bears should have more success as they go. The offense has shown the ability to score and Fields is getting better. Even though there are only four games remaining, these will be big opportunities for him to continue to gain experience and comfort in what he’s doing. He’s trending in the right direction, and that adds optimism to the idea the Bears are on the right track.
The Bears are on a six-game losing streak, the seventh time they’ve lost that many consecutive games. The longest losing streak in club history is eight games, which happened in 2002 and 1978. If the “lose for a higher pick crowd” gets its wish, this team will close out 2022 on a 10-game losing streak. That would provide the Bears with a very high pick — possibly No. 2 — and signal that the roster was very bad. But the Bears still would have a bad roster if they finish 5-12.
A couple of things stand out: Fields was throwing the ball well and I don’t think you can argue against offensive coordinator Luke Getsy ramping up the passing volume a little bit. Second, the Bears probably were trying to ensure he didn’t take too many hits with his left shoulder banged up. “Just to force their hand,” he said. “Just trying to force their hand and make them make a decision. It gives us another opportunity for our defense to get set up and what we want to call.”
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