Justin Fields’ future with the Chicago Bears is unclear. The quarterback is already saying goodbye to the franchise as a precautionary measure

What’s next for Justin Fields? The Chicago Bears quarterback is not sure whether he will still be on the field as a signal caller for the franchise in the coming season. “The decision is out of my hands,” he explained after the 9:17 loss to the Green Bay Packers in the final game of the regular season.

“All I can control is what I did. I gave it my best shot. Whether I stay here or not, I have no regrets,” the playmaker continued.

In the event that the loss to the Packers was Fields’ last game for the Bears, he has already proactively said goodbye to the team that drafted him eleventh overall in 2021.

“To the city of Chicago, I love you all. I appreciate the fans and the support of the Bears – and if this is my last rodeo with you, thank you for everything. “

Fields has been with the team for three seasons, making 38 career starts. With the Bears holding the No. 1 pick in the upcoming draft, it’s now up to those in charge to decide if it will be used to select a rookie quarterback.

Fields hopes for a future with the Bears

“We’re working from a position of strength and will continue to keep our options open,” general manager Ryan Poles told ESPN 1000.

Fields, who was injured during the season and said he showed “tremendous” improvement upon his return, hopes to continue his era in Chicago. He explained that it would “mean a lot” to him if the Bears were to play a fourth season with him.

“I have a pretty good relationship with Ryan and the guys up there. At the end of the day, it’s a business. You have to make the tough decisions. My job is just to go out there and do my best.”

He added: “It would mean a lot to me if I could get that validation from them and let them know that they trust me to lead this team and be the quarterback. “