Justin Fields will be eligible for a contract extension after the 2023 season, but the quarterback insists he's more worried about winning games.

All rookies are extension eligible after their third season, while teams can exercise fifth-year options on first-round draft picks.

"I'm not worried about contracts, I'm worried about wins," Fields said. "I could care less."

Fields completed 60.4% of his passes for 2,242 yards, 17 touchdowns and 11 interceptions in 15 games for the Chicago Bears in 2022.

Justin Fields took part in graduation ceremonies at Ohio State over the weekend, earning his degree in consumer and family financial services.

Fields, who started his college football career at Georgia, played two seasons in Columbus, Ohio. 

The quarterback continued his studies through the athletic department's degree completion program after the Bears selected him with the No. 11 overall pick in the 2021 NFL draft.

At Ohio State, Fields led the Buckeyes to two College Football Playoff appearances and was a Heisman Trophy finalist.

As the Chicago Bears prepare to open offseason workouts with a revamped offense, coordinator Luke Getsy says Justin Fields has already shown impressive growth.

"Where he was at this time last year to where he is now, I think he's just light-years ahead of where he was," Getsy said. "And I feel like he has a ton more to grow going forward. So we're excited to try to get the best out of him moving forward and keep working toward where we think he can go."