Brand of football and tempo control defined a preseason win, with analytics-leaning fantasy players taking note. Fields guided a quick, efficient drive pace, mixing decisive short throws and designed runs to sustain a productive rhythm. The coach called it a win to build on, praising the huddle execution and the quarterback’s delivery while stressing the need to clean penalties and refine the game plan for tougher weeks ahead.

Injury notes matter for fantasy outlooks: Isaiah Davis left with an ankle issue but was described as fine, while Allen Lazard exited with a shoulder concern that will be watched closely in the coming days. If Lazard is limited, expect the Jets’ targets to shift to other pass-catchers; if he’s cleared, his presence could stabilize the aerial game and boost nearby teammates. The team’s dominance in time of possession and multiple scoring opportunities hint at a high-floor offense when health cooperates.

Penalties surfaced as the obvious blemish, but the rest of the roster flashed a cohesive, fast-paced brand. Four or five sacks and several productive running sequences underscored a plan built around ball control and efficiency. The next test looms, featuring a formidable receiving weapon and a proven quarterback, setting up a meaningful early-season fantasy barometer for the Bears and their supporting cast.