Justin Fields

Chicago Bears QB Justin Fields said he's "tired of being just this close" after another anemic performance from the offense resulted in a loss Sunday.

And we're going to do a good job of really getting it to the players. For me, the ability to take the ball and drive it down at the very end to give us a chance to win it, that's to me what was the improvement. So for me, that was really inspiring to watch him do that at the very end, to take us down to win it at the very end. We're going to do a good job of that here coming up. Fields took several heavy hits Thursday that left him slow to get up in between plays. Facing fourth-and-4 inside the 5-yard line, Fields threw a pass to The Bears also went 0-for-3 in the red zone during a 20-12 loss at the I got to hit that." Mooney bobbled the ball and did not secure it until coming down just shy of the end zone. Fields threw an interception at Washington's 5-yard line on Chicago's second drive of the game, which was the first red zone pick of his career. Herbert could not punch the ball in on a fourth-down run. I got to hit that.

Following Thursday's 12-7 loss to the Commanders, Fields indicated that he re-aggravated an injury to his left (non-throwing) shoulder, Grant Gordon of ...

• 24 against the Patriots, which will afford him some added healing time ahead of Week 7 action. Hurting pretty good," Fields noted of his re-aggravation of an injury that he sustained "a while back."

Bear Down and woosah. NFL quarterbacks are under a lot of pressure, both literally and figuratively, every time they step on a football field.

Fields has been focusing on the breathing in recent weeks, in games vs. I've been working on my breathing during the games, like in slow like four seconds and out slow. Amazon cameras caught Fields on the sideline in a moment of zen during the Bears' "Thursday Night Football" matchup vs.

Brian Hartline shared his opinion on Chicago's wide receivers Thursday night.

He was on the coaching staff when Fields played for the Buckeyes during the 2019 and 2020 seasons. That has been the case all season long, as [Darnell Mooney](https://www.si.com/college/college-football/player/darnell-mooney) is Chicago’s only pass catcher with over 200 yards receiving and the team is only one of two with under 900 receiving yards so far this year. Brian Hartline, the wide receivers coach at