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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Mark Potash

FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Justin fields on developing bears offense it s gonna come | History Defined

Bears quarterback Justin Fields works out in practice with back-up quarterbacks Trevor Siemian (15) and Nathan Peterman (14) at training camp at Halas Hall. (Nam Y. Huh/AP)

Quarterback Justin Fields and the Bears’ offense recovered from a dreadful-looking performance Tuesday and at least looked like an offense-in-training Wednesday.

The first-team offense scored on a 10-play drive against the first-team defense, with Fields throwing a fourth-and-one touchdown pass to Darnell Mooney on a midseason-level well-timed pitch-and-catch. (Truth be told, the Bears played through a fumble by Equanimeous St. Brown after a reception midway through the drive that safety Eddie Jackson recovered.)

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