Bears OL strategy? This is interesting to read.

I'm blessed in that I can walk 10 minutes and be on a couple of small ponds and fish.  Actually one is not too small.  I've caught a lot of fish over the past 20 or so years on the two.  But no wild trout around here.  I'm heading to the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and will be gone 8 days.  LOL, that's how I'll learn if this electric car works on long trips because it will be over 2,000 miles round trip.  We only have the one car that my wife and I share... so it's the electric car or walking for us :-)  hope it goes well.

Getting back to Fields, I really believe he will step up his passing game this year.  If we lose it probably won't be due to him.  And I'll bet if we win it will have a lot to do with Field's presenting a dual threat that some teams can't stop - certainly not him as a dual-thread AND ALSO with a lethal running attack.  That's kindof like having a triple-threat offense.  Fields will do his part.  If the offense can even score 3 or 4 points per game more than last year, that would put our offense in the top-8 or 10 of the NFL this year.  Add some O weapons in 2024, and hey, the sky's the limit for the offense.  But the D was dead-last in the entire NFL last year in ppg allowed.  That unit will undoubtedly be better too... but I keep thinking it's 2024 before it is where it needs to be.  

The team should be a lot more fun to watch this year - including watching Fields in his 2nd year in this Getsy scheme.