NFL insider reveals Justin Fields trade timeline and value

The Chicago Bears own the first overall pick in the NFL Draft for the second consecutive year. This time, the Bears have the opportunity to acquire a quarterback prospect who is thought by some NFL evaluators to be the finest since Trevor Lawrence. However, what does that mean for Justin Fields?

Entering his final year of a deal, the 11th overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft will earn a respectable $6 million in 2024. However,

Chicago might be better suited dealing Fields for the highest offer available if the Bears intend to choose Caleb Williams or another

quarterback in the first round.

Fields is obviously more than just a quarterback; he ranks ninth in running yards in 2022 and is one of the league’s most dangerous

runners. However, what would NFL teams give up for a dual-threat quarterback who will turn 25 shortly and has only completed

60.3% of his throws in 38 starts?

For the Chicago Bears, Justin Fields’ trade value gives optimism

New teams come to the realization every year that they lack a franchise quarterback on their team. The Chicago Bears, who think Caleb

Williams has a greater ceiling, may very well be thinking along those lines at the moment.

If so, the Justin Fields trade timeline is probably only a matter of time. The question on everyone’s mind, though, is what kind of

return the Bears could expect for the former first-round choice. In the meantime, teams looking for a spark are also interested in

finding out how much a player who was once thought to be a future superstar may fetch.

Dane Brugler, an NFL Draft expert for The Athletic, weighed in on Saturday, predicting that Fields would be dealt for “two Day 2

picks.” When is that? In addition, he proposed a schedule for the Fields deal that would begin on February 26, the day the NFL Draft

Combine gets underway and general managers start talking about offseason moves.

Brugler did point out that the Fields trade might not actually occur until nearer to the April 25, 2024, NFL Draft.

As Brugler speculates, the Bears may end up acquiring two picks in the second or third rounds, which would only strengthen their

squad in preparation for their new quarterback.

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