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Matt Rhule on not spending an early draft pick on a QB with the Panthers: "I wasn't the GM. I didn't make the picks."

Last week, a day after the Chicago Bears lost their fourth consecutive game and fell to the bottom of the NFC, defensive lineman Justin Jones was asked how he and his teammates were handling the flood of losses, how players were digging deep to find the investment needed to persevere…

The Bears still need a dynamic receiver and an upgrade at tackle to accelerate the development of Justin Fields. But a defense that can’t stop the run or pressure the quarterback could become a bigger impediment to Ryan Poles’ rebuild.

It's been a rough year for the Chicago Bears, but they've got all the resources to bounce back in a big way next season

Sure, things for the Bears aren’t great right now, but Justin Fields has been a ray of sunshine in a dreary fall and Aaron Rodgers has looked lost.

Rodgers left the Packers’ last game in the fourth quarter because of a rib injury.

Another week of games, another week where the Vikings sit atop our NFC North power rankings.

The Packers are 4-8 with a shaky defense and an injured Aaron Rodgers. The Bears badly need a win, and if Justin Fields plays, they have a chance.

The challenge is a big one after the Bears were blown out by the Jets 31-10 on Sunday — with serious injuries to Darnell Mooney and Eddie Jackson depleting an already short-handed roster. “This team is closer than you think,” defensive tackle and team captain Justin Jones said.

Fields separated his non-throwing shoulder against the Falcons, which kept him out of the Bears’ 31-10 loss to the Jets on Sunday.