Chicago Bears offense at the bye: What’s working (Justin Fields’ recent trajectory), what’s not (pass protection) and what’s to come

“We feel better as to the types of plays we’re putting in that fit him, fit our offense, trying to find that match and that balance,” Nagy said. “The last two weeks his decision making and timing has been really, really good. And then he’s taking shots downfield, which is great. We’re not hitting on all of them, but when you still take those downfield (shots), they can’t sit on you all the time.