Here's the funny thing. I see a lot of the people who crap on fields talking about not seeing it when they watch but then I have to question what they're watching or their capacity to actually understand what they're watching.
I mean last season what I saw was Fields running for his life behind a horrible offensive line and for the most part delivering on target passes when given time. "Threading the needle" and all that crap.
I also saw receivers dropping balls left and right, a roster that for the most part should be bagging groceries at Jewel instead of playing football, and an offensive line that other than Tevin Jenkins was getting destroyed up until Fields figured out he had to run to survive.
Even with all that, there are still things he has to improve on and actually has improved over the season. Seeing that improvement is what gives people hope for future improvement.
There was also the thing where both fields and the offensive line would routinely get destroyed on obvious passing downs and long to go.
It's easy to say that he just needs to get rid of the ball quicker but when the NFL average is 2.6 seconds in terms of quarterbacks getting rid of the ball, and your offensive line routinely can't hold even 2 seconds, any idiot who ignores that should turn in their fan card and go join
@nc0gnet0 and be a lions fan because you are officially too dumb to be a Bears fan and just dumb enough to be a lions fan.
And the people who are getting called out for this acting so self defensive is hilarious.
Plenty of us watch the games and have seen that this team was a hot dumpster fire and Fields was the lone bright spot on it. We know he has room to grow and things to work on but we also have seen the growth.
If on game days you're too damn drunk to pay attention to that and just look at the stat sheets the following morning, see your way out of the conversation....
