Frequently Asked Questions
Who are Justin Fields' main weapons for the 2022 season?
Fields' main weapons include Darnell Mooney, Cole Kmet, Byron Pringle, and rookie Velus Jones Jr. While these aren't big names, Mooney has consistently improved and is entering his third year, while Kmet showed promise at the end of last season and tight ends typically make a big jump in year three.
What game should Bears fans prioritize attending in 2022?
Week one at home versus San Francisco is the top choice. It's opening weekend with a potential revenge game for Fields, plus fans should see Trey Lance vs Justin Fields for the first time, along with the new regime and revamped secondary in action.
Will Teven Jenkins have a breakout season this year?
Yes, Jenkins is expected to be a powerhouse this year. He's been working all off-season and reports indicate his back surgery solved any lingering issues, so if he stays healthy, Fields will be in good hands.
Which Bears player has the most to prove besides Eddie Jackson and Justin Fields?
Darnell Mooney has the most to prove. After a great sophomore campaign with 81 receptions for 1,055 yards, the new regime likely believes he's a number one receiver, and the Bears are counting on him since they haven't made big splashes at the WR position.
What game from 2021 showed the most potential for Justin Fields' future?
The Steelers game showed the most potential for Fields' future. Despite a costly taunting penalty on Cassius Marsh that prevented a comeback win, Fields showed he's a gamer who never lost hope and delivered when it mattered most in what would have been his first game-winning drive.