ATLANTA – Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields extended his streak to seven straight games with a touchdown pass when he found Darnell Mooney with a 16-yarder on Sunday.
On Chicago’s opening drive against the Atlanta Falcons, Fields marched the Bears into the red zone in five plays. Facing third-and-8 at the 16-yard line, Fields threw a dart to a wide open Mooney. Nine of Mooney’s 10 career touchdowns have come inside the 20-yard line.
Mooney’s touchdown was set up by Velus Jones Jr.’s 55-yard kickoff return that put the Bears at the Atlanta 44-yard line to start the drive.
Fields’ streak is the longest by a Bears quarterback since Mitch Trubisky went 10 straight in 2018. Fields’ longest streak prior to this was three games.
Fields later added a four-yard rushing touchdown, tying the Arizona Cardinals‘ Kyler Murray for the most consecutive games with a passing and rushing TD in the Super Bowl era with five.
