The Chicago Bears Will Be Off And Running
It’s the offseason in the National Football League. The NFL draft ended. The free agent signing period has begun. The first games are less than 100 days away. Like a lot of die-hard football fans, I’m optimistic about my Chicago Bears’ chances of doing well in the upcoming 2023 season. However, the occasional pessimism surrounding my favorite player, quarterback Justin Fields, keeps running through my head. As much as I want to tell them to “get off of my lawn,” they keep trying to trample on my optimism for Fields and the Bears. “He’s not a quarterback; he’s a running back,” some of my fellow Bears fans have said. I don’t care if the non-Bears fans say this, but when one of my fellow Bears fans says this, I get annoyed.. They don’t stop there. These so-called Bears fans will also say, “He can’t throw.” I’m writing to set the record straight. His outstanding passing statistics at Ohio State speak for themselves. But for the Bears, Fields ran because he had to. Last year, h...