Justin Fields was knocked out of the Chicago Bears game against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday with an injury to his right🔴 hand.
The Vikings subsequently won the game 19-13, improving to 2-4 on the♉ season, dropping the Bears to 1-5 in the process.
Fields left the game in t🃏he third quarter after slamming to the ground as he tried to escape a ܫtackle from Minnesota’s Danielle Hunter.
Fields sta❀yed down momentarily and left the game bef🉐ore being ruled out by Chicago.
He was replaced by undra🤡fted rookie Tyson Bagent out of Div. II Shepherd University.
After playing 💞poorly in th💜e first three games of the season, Fields recovered with back-to-back four-touchdown performances, first in a loss to Denver and then in a win over Washington.
After the game, Bears head coach Matt Eberflus said X-rays on Fields’ right hand were negative and the quarterback will undergo an MRI on Monday, .
Before the injury on Sunday, Fꦗields struggled once again, completing 6-of-10 passes for 58 yards and🅺 an interception, while rushing eight times for 46 yards.
With Fields out, Bagent was sacked, resulting in a fumble returned for a touchdown by Jordan🐲 Hicks, which help♏ed Minnesota extend their lead to 19-6.
Bagent finished the game with 10 completions on 14 passing attempts, ac♓cu♏mulating 83 yards and an interception.