Hall of Fame QB sounds the alarm on Bears' Justin Fields

Rushing for 1,143 yards last season and scoring 20 total touchdowns over his final nine games of 2022, quarterback Justin Fields entered this season as a dark-horse MVP candidate. Yet, the shine has worn off just three games into his 2023 campaign. 

Sitting at 0-4 on the young season, doubts surrounding Fields' viability as a starting quarterback have risen to extreme heights. Among those voicing their concerns is Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner, who is sounding the alarm on the third-year signal-caller's lack of development.

“The beautiful thing is that he’s had some success while he’s learning how to play the quarterback position. But I just don’t think he sees it very well right now. It’s worrisome to me when I watch him play ’cause I don’t know if he knows what he’s looking at," Warner told Steve Serby of the New York Post. "He’s played a lot of football, and it doesn’t seem to be getting better."

Selected No. 11 overall in the 2021 NFL Draft, Fields was pegged as the hopeful savior for a franchise that has not won a playoff game since 2010. Instead, Fields has gone just 5-24 as a starter while the team has not won a game since Oct. 24, 2022.