What should happen if Fields lights it up these 7 games?

I think I'm just hoping he can look more comfortable, playing with confidence.  We've seen glimpses of that in a few games since he's been here.  He seemed more settled in the Washington and Denver games.  But in the Vikes game he looked uptight again... he looks like he's over-thinking it all in those kind of games and that's where he looks worse as a QB.  A good QB has to be comfortable and confident - otherwise he is just not going to play well.  

I would like to see him getting the ball to guys downfield more often.  The OL is doing a better (not great but better) job of holding up for some of these passes now.  But the WRs have to do their part in this.  If they don't then these attempts will just be ints.  We really need Mooney to step up now so we have something other than just D.J. Moore.  Hope we don't see Velus anymore.  I don't think St. Brown is very good either.  I notice that Tyler Scott is not listed on the official Bears depth chart right now... what's that about?  

Anyway, getting back to Fields, I can't quantify what I'm wanting to see in these games but for me it will be more of a "know it when I see it" kind of thing.  I think we all will know when we see it.  But we do need to see the sustained improvement.

You know what else is really frustrating?

Seeing another young OSU QB (Stroud) lighting it up with virtually no talent around him.  Is it the coaching/scheme or is it Fields?  I think we are about to find out here soon.  Cuz if JF isn't significantly outperforming Bagent over the next 7 games, he really doesn't have any more excuses.

And one more thing:
If the Bears go in a different direction at QB next April, I'm leaning heavily towards Maye >> Williams.  I reserve the right to change my mind as more info comes to light between now and then but right now I'm not excited about Caleb at all.  From what I have read he sounds like Fields with less running ability (holds ball too long, not great at throwing with anticipation, too many fumbles, etc.)

Except they really didn't. Bagent had the benefit of most of the offensive line being healthy for him. Fields still hasn't played in a game with Braxton at left tackle and Jenkins at left guard and Davis at right guard like its supposed to be. Bagent also got to play two of the worst teams in the league. Fields mops the floor with the Raiders and Panthers...thats not even a question.

Why must the stars have to be perfectly aligned to judge Fields' performance? This is almost never going to happen. Certainly not on a consistent basis. All QBs have to deal with these issues. The good ones overcome them and shine regardless. Why can't Fields? Why would we want a QB who can only perform when everyone around him is perfectly healthy and playing well? How often is that going to even happen during a season?