If the Chicago Bears went into the offseason with an intent to provide stronger support for Justin Fields, they've failed miserably up to this point.
On the first day of April, don't be the fool to believe this roster looks better than it did three months ago. Regardless of what the Bears' brass says to the media, it hasn't done enough for a young quarterback in need of reliable pass protection and more offensive playmakers.
General manager Ryan Poles tried to sell the team's offseason moves while at the NFL owner's meetings in Palm Beach, Florida.