One of the most significant offseasons in Chicago Bears history will be in 2024. General manager Ryan Poles retained head coach Matt Eberflus for a further season following yet another underwhelming campaign, although he replaced both coordinators with Eric Washington as DC and Shane Waldron as OC.
But the Bears’ franchise-defining choice will be made during the draft. Their decisions about their first-round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft will have an impact on the organization for the following ten years.
Justin Fields, the quarterback for the Bears, is now signed through at least one more season. The most crucial question Chicago needs to address before draft day in April is whether they will move on from him and select a quarterback with their first pick.
According to the most recent information coming from within the team, the Bears might be considering adding a new pocket decision-maker.
The Chicago Tribune’s beat reporter covering the Bears, Brad Biggs, provided the most recent information on the Justin Fields vs. new rookie quarterback drama on 670 The Score. Biggs asserts that the “Fields thing has run its course” and that it is inevitable that Fields will not be the starting quarterback in Chicago come 2024.
It is not unexpected. During his three years in Chicago, Fields was unable to establish himself as a reliable starting quarterback. Fields has a 10-28 record with the Bears in 38 career starts.
Regarding Fields’ potential trade value, many reports have surfaced across the league. While some have suggested that the Bears might receive a first-round pick in exchange for Fields, the majority of Bears supporters anticipate receiving a much lesser haul.
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