Arizona @ Chicago
Team Totals: Bears 24, Cardinals 20
A Week 15 box-score disappointment as he was pressured on nearly half of his dropbacks by the Browns, Justin Fields now encounters a Cardinals defense that ranks dead last in QB hits (56) and has allowed the league’s third-most yards per pass attempt (7.7). This is an obvious pop-up spot for Fields following last week’s dud. … No member of Chicago’s backfield reached double-digit touches in last Sunday’s loss to Cleveland, as D’Onta Foreman, Roschon Johnson, and Khalil Herbert shared fantasy-irrelevant time. The good news is Arizona’s defense can be trampled, having permitted an average of 159 total yards and 21 TDs to enemy running backs in 14 games. The bad news is the Bears appear to have resorted to a three-man RB ordeal lacking a trustworthy individual member. I would side with Foreman if forced to choose, hoping to latch onto a goal-line plunge. We can also count on an efficient performance on his carries.
D.J. Moore enters Week 16 ranked No. 15 in the NFL in catches (80), No. 8 in receiving yards (1,123), and No. 8 in receiving TDs (7). Moore has gained 476 more yards on throws from Fields than any other Bears pass catcher. He’s an every-week WR1.
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