Justin Fields Reveals Favorite Ohio State Memories

In a recent podcast interview, Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields discussed some of his favorite moments from his two years as an Ohio State Buckeye. “Beating the ‘Team Up North,'” Fields remarked. “Beating them, away stadium, away game. One of my favorite plays was when I got hurt.” Fields led his team to multiple College Football Playoff (CFP) games against some of the best teams in the sport during his two years with the program.

“I sprained my MCL, but the next play I came in and threw a dot to Garrett (Wilson) for a touchdown. That was one of my favorite plays in college,” Fields remarked. “My second favorite memory was the Sugar Bowl during my last year there. We lost to Clemson the year before, and I threw a game-winning pick, but we came back the next year and beat them. I threw six touchdowns. Those are my two favorite moments in college.”

Fields’ four-year, $18.8 million contract with the Bears is about to start its last season. It will be interesting to see what uniform Fields will wear in 2024, when the NFL Draft draws near—a time when deals between clubs are common.

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