Luke Getsy has coached Aaron Rodgers. His tactics are no different with Justin Fields.
Getsy calling Fields a"rookie" made many antennas stand up. However, from Getsy's standpoint, Fields, who has only made 13 career starts and only three in this offensive system, is still just that.
"The perspective is that everything is just because it's through Justin. But we have 10 other guys that we have to account for too. Sometimes we aren't able to go five wide and spread people out, because matchups we have to deal with. That goes into a lot of things. As we go through the games, we've just got to find our way to take advantage of the matchups that we feel really good about and stay away from those matchups that we don't feel good about.
The Bears have called more than 45 pass plays. Poor pass protection has derailed some, while a lack of separation by the wide receivers has forced Fields to tuck it and run on others.
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