Justin Fields traded to the Steelers for a conditional 6th round pick
Have you seen him play quarterback he's terrible
Justin Fields has been active 40 games in which he has started 38 out of the 51 in his first 3 seasons. He has missed 11 games due to injury. He has been on a bad team in full rebuild mode. You may want to consider these things before making that assessment of his play so far. He has accomplished the following so far:
NFL Records:
In 2022 he set the NFL Record for Most Rushing Yards by a QB in a regular season game - 178! (He broke Michael Vicks 20-year-old record.)
In 2022 he became the 1st NFL player to have 3 TD passes, and Rush for at least 150 Yards in the same game.
In 2022 he became the 1st NFL QB to Rush for 140 Yards or More in Consecutive Games.
In 2022 he set the NFL Record in the Super Bowl era for QBs, Rushing Over A Five-Game Span - 568 Yards
In 2022 he Tied the NFL Record for Most Consecutive Games with 1 or More Rushing And Passing TDs: 5 Consecutive Games (Tied with Kyler Murray, 2020)
In 2022 he became the First Player to Rush for 100+ Yards, Throw 2+ TDs, and Rush for 2+ TDs in a Single Game.
In the 2022 Season he became the 1st QB in the Super Bowl era to Rush for a TD in 6 Consecutive Games.
In the 2022 Season he finished the season with 1,143 Yards Rushing, making him only the 3rd QB to Rush for over a 1,000 Yards in a Single Season (Vick, Lamar)
Justin Fields is the Only QB in the Super Bowl era with Multiple 60+ Yard Rushing TDs.
He's the Only QB in the NFL Since 1925 to Score 3 Rushing TDs Over 50 Yards.
The Above Are All NFL AND Bears Records.
Below Are Some Bears Only Records:
In 2022 he set the Bears Franchise Record for the Longest Rushing TD by a QB - 61 Yards.
In Week 4 of the 2023 Season he set a Bears Franchise Record by Completing 16 of his First 16 Passes to Start a Game.
In Weeks 4 and 5 of the 2023 Season he Threw 4 TD Passes in Consecutive Games.
Justin Fields is still young at only 24 years old. He's got size at 6'3" and at 227 pounds and he can run like a Deer (not to be confused by the 🦌 roaming the Saints sidelines). He Can Make All Of The Throws. Give him some WRs like he had in college, and he will look better than what he started his Pro Career with. Give him another solid WR, some better O-Linemen and a solid running game and he most likely will shine. Of course, he has to cut down on the interceptions and fumbles and get his completion percentage up. A solid supporting cast around him will make all of that much easier to accomplish. This guy has a ton of talent. With better weapons he will show himself to be the dynamic player that he is capable of being.
When Was The Last Time A Saints QB Threw 4 or More TDs In Consecutive Games In The Same Season?