Justin Fields is making strong plays in the first half of Chicago Bears’ preseason finale with three touchdown passes
When Matt Eberflus made the decision to play his starters at least for the first half, it was one that many thought would benefit them. And that turned out to be the case for both sides of the ball.
On Saturday, quarterback Justin Fields ensured some confidence in the offense as he threw three touchdown passes in the first half of the preseason finale. Fields connected with Ryan Griffin, Dante Pettis and Cole Kmet for touchdowns:
TE spike to get us on the board!
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ON POINT.@justnfields to @dmainy_13 for six! 🤩 pic.twitter.com/qUzCTza8UB
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Fields finished the game 14-of-16 for 156 yards and three touchdowns on the day. More importantly, the offense put together scoring drives which is something we didn’t see from the first team in the first two games.
This performance gives some hope for the Bears’ first team offense as Week 1 is just under two weeks away.
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