Bears Legend Reveals Shocking Stance On The Justin Fields Situation

Regarding what the Chicago Bears should do with Justin Fields, opinions are very divided. There is a recurring theme in the discussion: both current and former players feel the team needs to hold onto him for an additional season and use their draft choices to develop their core around him. They think he performed well enough toward the end of the season to warrant additional playing time, ideally under the direction of a much superior offensive coordinator. At least one well-known figure, though, chose not to jump on that bandwagon. It’s Brian Urlacher there.

The Hall of Fame linebacker would probably want to keep Fields around. Over the years, he frequently expressed his wish that the Bears had decided to stick with Kyle Orton as the starting quarterback instead of pursuing a better player.

With Orton as a great leader and teammate, he thought the team had what it took to win. It seems like an Urlacher staple to stick with a guy the locker room is in love with.
Not at this moment. He discussed the Bears’ problem on The Zach Gelb Show on CBS Sports Radio. He doesn’t have to struggle to make this choice. Consider Caleb Williams.

Justin Fields appears to have worn out on Urlacher.

His statements are accurate. After the third year, if a quarterback is still being considered “the guy,” he most likely isn’t. Fields plays a style of football that would not sit well with someone like Urlacher. Although he can be entertaining to watch, he is ineffective and doesn’t do the best job of defending the football.

That makes it difficult to win games. Fields had three seasons to prove he was the real deal, even though the circumstances weren’t ideal. He was unable to finish it. It is still not justified to take a quarterback at number one overall for the second consecutive year due to the numerous holes in his passing game.
Urlacher is still someone worth listening to because of this. Even though he might not offend people, he is not a moron. Soon after Jay Cutler arrived in 2009, he realized he wasn’t the best guy for the locker room. He was aware that the Bears would suffer more in 2020 as a result of the Nick Foles trade. That turned out to be accurate. He is now positive that the Justin Fields experiment is finished.

They need to find a new quarterback, whether it’s Williams or someone else. Perhaps it’s time to heed his advice.

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