Difference Between Fields and Trubisky Evident
May 17, 2021 16:31:41 GMT -6
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Post by JABF on May 17, 2021 16:31:41 GMT -6
I'm not trying to diss Mitch here. I liked him. This is just pointing out how different Mitch and Fields are from one another. I think this has already stood out to the fan base.
This is a good article... I'm just posting a small blurb from it here:
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Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields hasn’t done anything yet in his capacity yet the difference between him and previous first-round quarterback Mitchell Trubisky is already evident.
We’ve already seen a big difference
While we wait to see the differences between Fields and Trubisky on the field, we’ve already seen some big differences off the field. Their personalities couldn’t be any different. Trubisky had that “Aw shucks” look to him. He was quiet and toed the company line. He always deferred to the coaches and spoke in cliches.
Fields, on the other hand, is completely different. He’s brash and confident, bordering on cockiness. That’s not a bad thing. He needs to be the leader of the franchise. All eyes are on him so he cannot shrink.
Fields had the spotlight thrust upon him nearly his entire football career. In his senior year in high school, he was the subject of a documentary (QB 1: Beyond The Lights) and had cameras follow him all season long. In addition, he had several of his games televised on ESPN. He was in a battle against Trevor Lawrence in an all-star game and he won the MVP award over the eventual number one overall pick.
Let’s not forget FIelds’ college career. He played in one of the toughest conferences, the Big Ten and finished his career undefeated in conference play. Making the Colle Football Playoffs two straight seasons put the spotlight on him.
That spotlight doesn’t affect Fields. In fact, he welcomes it. This is what he said in his press conference last week.
I’m made for this. I’m built for this. It’s nothing new to me. Just like you said, I’ve been kind of in the spotlight since high school…I don’t think there’s pressure on me because I expect myself to be a franchise quarterback.
Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields hasn’t done anything yet in his capacity yet the difference between him and previous first-round quarterback Mitchell Trubisky is already evident.
We’ve already seen a big difference
While we wait to see the differences between Fields and Trubisky on the field, we’ve already seen some big differences off the field. Their personalities couldn’t be any different. Trubisky had that “Aw shucks” look to him. He was quiet and toed the company line. He always deferred to the coaches and spoke in cliches.
Fields, on the other hand, is completely different. He’s brash and confident, bordering on cockiness. That’s not a bad thing. He needs to be the leader of the franchise. All eyes are on him so he cannot shrink.
Fields had the spotlight thrust upon him nearly his entire football career. In his senior year in high school, he was the subject of a documentary (QB 1: Beyond The Lights) and had cameras follow him all season long. In addition, he had several of his games televised on ESPN. He was in a battle against Trevor Lawrence in an all-star game and he won the MVP award over the eventual number one overall pick.
Let’s not forget FIelds’ college career. He played in one of the toughest conferences, the Big Ten and finished his career undefeated in conference play. Making the Colle Football Playoffs two straight seasons put the spotlight on him.
That spotlight doesn’t affect Fields. In fact, he welcomes it. This is what he said in his press conference last week.
I’m made for this. I’m built for this. It’s nothing new to me. Just like you said, I’ve been kind of in the spotlight since high school…I don’t think there’s pressure on me because I expect myself to be a franchise quarterback.
