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

And we need to see him win especially in the 4th quarter of a game.

These stats are misleading.  There is no problem taking 3+ seconds if you are rolling out to throw. You are buying time with your feet. You do not,however, usually have 3+ seconds to just stand in the pocket to throw, especially if you play QB for the Chicago Bears. That’s why Fields gets sacked 50 times, fumbled, has coordination issues with WRs even sometimes when they ARE running correct routes.

Jackson got his TTT down to 2.66 this year, and his completion rate increased from 65% to 74%.

I'm also going to "try" and take these next 7 weeks and see them in totality and not over react week to week. I put try in quotes because I know its going to be tough. I'm also trying to remember that before he got hurt he was well on his way to over 3k passing yards, which many of us put as a bench mark for him and aside from the KC game against a LEGIT defense he was not playing poorly(I'm going to throw out the Minny game cause he didn't finish the game).

What I want to see out of Fields has almost nothing to do with stats.

Needs to throw with anticipation - The ball needs to be out of his hands before receivers are out of their breaks. He almost never does this. 

Get the ball out quick when he needs to - Fields has a slow delivery anyway so he's already at a disadvantage here. But he needs to show more urgency in the pocket. His slow delivery often gives DBs too much time to break on the ball and close the distance. He needs to make quicker decisions. 

Show good pocket presence - Other than the odd game I've never seen Fields consistently have a good feel for the pocket. Sometimes he acts like he has all day when he doesn't and other times he bounces out of the pocket when he has time. And for someone as fast as he is he seems strangely hesitant to take off when the opportunity is there. 

Throw good screen passes - When they run WR screens with him at QB they rarely work well. This is because he takes too long to get it out and often puts it in a bad place for the receiver. It may not seem like much difference with other  QBs in time but those few tenths of second give the DB time to close on the receiver before they screen can get going. This is one of those things where you can see a stark difference between Bagent and Fields. If Fields could get those out the way Bagent does this would be a definite boost to the offense. 

Show that he can read the defense and make good decisions based off that - Too many times he looks like a deer in headlights back there. Either waiting for a completely open receiver or pulling a Grossman "**** it, I'm going deep" because he doesn't seem to know what he's looking at.