Did Justin Fields’ performance change the Bears’ timeline?
“No,” coach Matt Nagy said. “We’re where we’re at and I think he did a great job of what we were asking him to do.”

Related players: Andy Dalton

The Bears will continue to roll with Dalton who was 27-for-38 for 206 yards and an INT. Fields saw some limited work and was 2-for-2 for 10 yards and also added a three-yard TD run. After Sunday night's 34-14 loss to the Rams, though, it seems like Fields' chance isn't all that far off.

Chicago Bears GM Ryan Pace reiterated today that QB Andy Dalton is the team's starting quarterback.

Related Player: Justin Fields

The GM/QB "Dalton is our QB" harmony confirms Dalton will play Week 1 at the Los Angeles Rams. Good luck, Andy!

The Bears are indeed taking a step forward with the development plan of Justin Fields.

Related players: Allen Robinson, Darnell Mooney, Jimmy Graham, Andy Dalton

The tweet said the Bears are getting Fields snaps with top targets like Robinson, Mooney and Graham. But Fields has not actually run the first-team offense in team drills yet. Dalton remains in that place. As of now, the Bears still plan to go with Dalton.

The plan is still for Andy Dalton to be the Week 1 starter, Matt Nagy said. Justin Fields is the 2.

Plans can change, as Fields looked pretty good in his debut on Saturday. But chances are Fields will have to show a lot more to unseat Dalton, who also has been productive in camp.