The Facts: HC Matt Nagy spoke glowingly about the early progress of Fields at Bears training camp. "I was really impressed with how Justin came back from OTA's, getting in and out of the huddle, you can tell he did his homework," Nagy said about the No. 11 overall pick.

Diehards Line: Nagy said Fields is currently slated as the No. 2 QB on the depth chart in order to get him a "healthy amount" of preseason reps, but noted that newly signed QB Andy Dalton -- the presumed starter for 2021 -- will also get plenty of action in the preseason considering it's his first season in the offense. Asked by reporters how he felt about the looming presence behind his role, Dalton said, "Comes with that position. He's a first-round pick. I understand that. But I also understand that I'm the starter." According to NFL Network's Stacey Dales, Dalton added that he has a great relationship with Fields and wants to help the rookie. The early reviews of Fields dominated the conversation during Nagy's opening presser, and while he didn't confirm or deny Fields' chances of becoming a Week 1 starter, the fourth-year coach openly stated how important the rookie's progress will be for Chicago: "Just like everybody else in this city, I want Justin Fields to be electric. ..." We'll continue to watch for more.