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So Matt Iberflous may not be in trouble, which we talked about in segment one.

But I know everybody's been wondering and has been asking, even in the comment section,

and just a general, what the hell is going to happen to Justin Fields?

And he and I have a complicated relationship.

Me and Justin, we get a complicated relationship.

I mean, I don't talk to him. I don't know him personally, but we have a complicated relationship. I am still not convinced that he is fully the guy.

And I'm okay to say that. I don't care what the backlash is going to be here, because the fact is,

even as we sit here today for Justin,

1,800 passing yards, 13 touchdown, 6 picks, a 92 pass rating.

The same, really the same numbers taking out the running as Mitch Trubisky.

Not kidding, not controversial, look it up.

Same passing numbers as Mitch Trubisky, but he runs. So that kind of makes it a little bit different.

The fact is, though, the Bears have a decision to make.

Okay. Justin Fields is ended his third year, going to be entering his fourth season.

Obviously, there could be a fifth year rookie option, then a big payday, which we've talked about at length.

But here's the other thing.

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