SEATTLE — Someone wake Matt Nagy: This play is what the Justin Fields offense is supposed to look like.
On second-and-six from the Seahawks’ 40-yard line Thursday night, Fields crept under center, took the snap and faked a handoff to running back Khalil Herbert. He used his sprinter’s speed to bootleg left, where the Bears’ best player was open in the left flat. Darnell Mooney had scooted from right to left along the line of scrimmage, using his 5-11 frame to hide behind towering linemen.
