Grading the first-team offense performance vs the Chiefs

The Chicago Bears' first-team offense played for quite a while during the game against the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday. In fact, they played for 3 drives.

The first drive was a little difficult as the Bears had to punt after just 3 plays, including a Chris Jones sack. However, the offense was able to move the ball and flip field position on the two following drives.

Justin Fields looked very solid.

Indeed, Fields look comfortable and he made quick decisions. I really loved what he did in the short time he was under center. Not only did he make solid passes downfield, but he also used his legs to pick up 10 yards. Here are two of the best throws of his day.

I also loved the way the receivers made some tough catches, as seen above.

Finally, RB Khalil Herbert ran pretty well when his name was called.

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