The Bears will face a big decision this offseason at quarterback. For months it has felt like a foregone conclusion that Justin Fields’ time was running out. But that tide might be turning, and it could give the Bears a rare draft opportunity.

The Bears manhandled the Lions on Sunday and believe a playoff push is in their future. For now, a rise up the weekly power rankings will have to do.

The Bears have been adamant that Justin Fields’ hard work on the back fields at Halas Hall would produce growth evident on Sundays. One play in their win over the Lions proved them right.

Justin Fields took another late hit on the opening play of the Bears’ win over the Lions but a flag wasn’t thrown. Safety Jaquan Brisker is sick of the double standard and believes teams are intentionally trying to injured Fields.

Justin Fields came alive in the second half, the defense shut down a potent offense, and Matt Eberflus pushed the right buttons in a statement win over the Lions.

From Justin Fields’ cadence to Teven Jenkins’ acting, the Bears’ win over the Lions on Sunday swung on a play that needed a little bit of everything to go right.

Justin Fields found his game in the second half and the defense dominated the Lions as the Bears delivered a resounding win at Soldier Field.

As questions about Justin Fields’ future in Chicago swirl, DJ Moore left no doubt about who he wants under center for the Bears next year and beyond.

Justin Fields understands the uncertainty he faces as his third season with the Bears wraps up. But he’s not sweating what he can’t control. That’s admirable, but also might signal that time is running out for him in Chicago.

Matt Eberflus has been patient amid rebuilding growing pains and believes Justin Fields and Luke Getsy are close to delivering a consistently explosive offense. With jobs potentially on the line, that approach will be put to the test during the final five games.