Justin Fields Acknowledges Coaching Impact on Early-Season Struggles

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Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields initially suggested coaching may be a factor in his early-season struggles, but later clarified that he takes full responsibility for his performance. Fields expressed the need to simplify his approach and play more instinctively. He currently has the shortest average pass length in the NFL despite having ample time to throw. The Bears' offensive line also suffered a setback with the placement of left tackle Braxton Jones on injured reserve. Fields aims to bounce back in the upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs by playing more freely and trusting his instincts.
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