Not sure how I feel about this. Not a huge fan of Lewis, but I suppose the experience will help.

The Score

Really excited!

From Adam Hoge on Twitter: Strong first day for Justin Fields. Very few balls on the ground.

Best play: Good deep ball to DJ Moore for TD. Moore used his body perfectly to create space on Tyrique Stevenson and Fields put it in the perfect spot.

Seems like a fair deal to me, and being frontloaded means it will age well.

tl;dr: Winners: Braxton Jones, Darnell Mooney, Justin Fields Losers: Lucas Patrick, Jack Sanborn, Jaylon Johnson

Excited to see him play.

He's leaving his old channel with the guys at WindyCityGridiron. The guy is probably a top content creator when it comes to analysis and breakdowns of Bears gameplay. Looking forward to what he'll be doing with DBB.

#2 - Your Chicago Bears

Chicago’s front seven underperformed in 2022, so the team used free agency to acquire two of the highest-graded players at the position. Tremaine Edmunds arrives from Buffalo after a long-awaited breakout that saw massive increases in his overall (81.9) and coverage (90.0) grades. The latter mark, along with his 10 pass breakups, led all qualified linebackers.

T.J. Edwards comes with less fanfare but was the unsung hero of the Eagles’ elite defense. He played nearly 1,200 snaps and graded above 78.0 against the run, in coverage and as a pass-rusher, which added up to the sixth-best overall grade (81.6) at the position.

Second-year man Jack Sanborn provides a good complement as a rugged, SAM-type linebacker in Matt Eberflus’ 4-3 defense. He showed flashes of talent last year, posting 80.0-plus grades in his last two games.

This group hasn’t played together yet, but the Bears are banking on talent and couldn’t have much more at their disposal.

I love this guy's breakdowns ahead of the season. They're great to watch if you've got time to kill or just in the background while you're working. Gets you familiar with every team, their schemes, and what they'll likely look like during the year.