The Bears had their chance to reboot at quarterback and thought better of it. With the No. 1 pick in the draft they could’ve started over with anyone they wanted, but a thorough vetting of their options led them back to Justin Fields.
Once they committed to moving forward with Fields, the onus was on general manager Ryan Poles to surround him with quality personnel — something both he and predecessor Ryan Pace didn’t do in his first two seasons. But now, after trading for wide receiver DJ Moore and drafting first-round tackle Darnell Wright, among other moves, Poles believes Fields has everything he needs.
