It’s near the end of the Bears’ season, and the end of quarterback Justin Fields’ third, and the passing game still isn’t dynamic, impressive or even efficient.
Fields threw for 170 yards Sunday in a win over the crumbling Cardinals, and that sits exactly in the middle of the Bears’ curve for the season — they’ve had seven games better and seven worse. It should all have come together a while ago, especially with an upgraded offensive line and the addition of top wide receiver DJ Moore, but the Bears remain near the bottom of the NFL in passing offense and Fields is outside the top 20 at his position in most categories.
