Here is an explanation of Justin Fields' new throwing motion

Kevin Fishbain of The Athletic reported a few months ago that Justin Fields' mechanics were a discussion point within the Bears' new coaching staff. He said his elongated throwing motion had been an issue ever since he started playing football.

They had a point that his motion was not the fastest in the league. However, what he lacked in motion quickness, he made up for it in a big way with ball velocity. This is not to say that his motion was perfect but I don't think this was a huge deal as some reporters were saying around the media.

New Bears offensive coordinator, Luke Getsy has worked with Aaron Rodgers as his quarterback coach for a while now. He certainly knows a thing or two about quarterback play. He will be able to help Fields' motion if he deems it important to do so. Either way, I think that Fields has such a good attitude that he will be able to adjust to anything thrown his way.

Here you can see the AI version of his motion.

Check out the version in action:

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