Many fans will only be able to watch from a distance as the Chicago Bears hit the road for the remainder of their preseason schedule beginning with the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday Night Football. After their solid win in the opener, there was a lot to improve on. They also did a lot of things right. But their next task poses a different type of challenge.<\/p>\n
Justin Fields<\/a> took two sacks in the preseason opener versus the Chiefs. The second one was on him, per offensive coordinator Luke Getsy<\/a>. Getsy said Fields vacated the pocket too early. But the first sack, which was not Fields\u2019 fault, could have played a role in his truncated mental clock.<\/p>\n Right guard Michael Schofield<\/a> got beat by Chiefs defensive lineman Chris Jones. Jones does that to plenty of people. But this week in practice saw 2021 second-round pick Teven Jenkins<\/a> take snaps with the first unit.<\/p>\n It\u2019s a move Jenkins said he was open to and one some felt was his best chance at NFL success.<\/p>\n Jenkins isn\u2019t likely to start the game on Thursday. But keep an eye on how many reps he gets \u2013 and where \u2013 since he has gotten up to speed with his conditioning.<\/p>\n