Despite the Chicago Bears' 29-27 loss and their record, it's hard to feel too bad about Monday night's outcome. Yes, it was a sloppy performance. Yes, the Bears were not only playing against the Pittsburgh Steelers but also a terrible officiating crew. Even so, rookie quarterback Justin Fields had the best performance of his young career. More importantly, it came on a national stage in the bright lights of Monday Night Football. Losing is never fun, but it also feels a lot better knowing that the team's future is bright because of their young quarterback. So what now? We'll cover all of that and more in Week 9's 10 takes. 1. Justin Fields' performance on Monday Night Football is something fans can hold onto deep into the upcoming offseason. Justin Fields aired it out all night, averaging 15.6 air yards per attempt.His 7 completions on balls 15+ yards downfield are tied for the most by a Bears QB over the past 15 seasons. Dallas Cowboys Looking at the NFC North, they are contending for the worst division in the NFL. Not only do they have an Detroit Lions team taking up the cellar, they don't have another team over.500 within the division outside of the Packers. The Minnesota Vikings have been one of the weirdest teams to watch this year. They've taken top-end teams like the Cardinals and Baltimore Ravens down to the wire in loses but also won on last-second happenings against the Lions and Carolina Panthers. All but one of their first eight games has been decided by one score or less. This is an unfortunate year for the Bears to be having such a tough season. Then again, the last thing this team needs is for a mediocre eight win campaign to win them the seventh seed and a first round playoff exit to save jobs again.10. Enjoy the bye week because the Bears schedule coming out of Week 10 doesn't get much easier.Outside of adding a win on to Fields' performance from last night Nsimba Webster Jersey, I'm not sure there's a better way the Bears could have gone into their bye week. The problem? Nagy is coming out of bye weeks and they'll have to face the Baltimore Ravens in Week 11. Here's a look at the Bears remaining eight games: Vs Baltimore Ravens, At Detroit Lions, Vs Arizona Cardinals, At Green Bay Packers Angelo Blackson Jersey, Vs Minnesota Vikings, At Seattle Seahawks, Vs New York Giants and At Minnesota Vikings.By my count, that's three games against top-tier teams, three toss-ups and two very winnable games. So where do the Bears end up falling in all of that? Well, I'll project that they lose all three tough games, win both winnable games and then split against the Vikings and lose on the road against the Seahawks. Which leaves them at, but it's easy to see how this team could still pull of my original projection of too. Either way, buckle up and try to enjoy the next eight games because it's going to be a very active off-season starting in January.

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