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What we heard from new Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles and coach Matt Eberflus, including building through the draft and what they see in QB Justin Fields

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We want an attacking effort-based offense that has great mental focus and intensity and we’re going to measure every single one of those. Obviously, taking care of the ball is the most important thing and then being smart in their situations, being smart, presnap, postsnap and understanding the game of football. And it’s our job as coaches to educate that. So in terms of like philosophy of offense, sure, I want an attacking style, scoring points, protecting the football. Those are things that we’re working through with the staff. We just hired staff member here now. We’ll get to work soon that. So that’s what we’re going to do.

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