I don't really classify QBs in that way so I don't know how to answer that. I look at them strictly based on their process and execution within the context of what exactly it is they're asked to do, so I see Fields as kind of a high-ceiling QB with a floor that would still allow for an offense to have a highly explosive run game. He's shown flashes of good play in the dropback game, but it feels like it's done in a leashed manner. The Bears staffs he worked with always planned and called games with the ineffective protection at the top of their mind, so it limited what he could do as a dropback passer. I'd be interested to see him operate in an offense that gives him the keys to the dropback game with trustworthy protection and some reliable weapons to throw to.