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Is it just me, or does Chicago have one of the most frantic personnel departments in the NFL? Between their over-the-top pursuit of kickers last offseason and tight ends this offseason, to the desperate attempt to move on from Trubisky, this team still hasn't found a solid footing under third-year head coach Matt Nagy. Toss in a global pandemic and this is the backdrop for the coming quarterback competition between the young gun trying to salvage his career, and the journeyman Super Bowl MVP trying to do the same.
To say Trubisky regressed in his 3rd season is an understatement. I get that he played with a damaged labrum in his non-throwing shoulder for much of the season, but he was extremely erratic during the first few weeks prior to injury; especially the season opener against Green Bay at home where the Bears looked befuddled on offense, scoring only 3 points. I think that game set a tone for the confidence the team and fans had in him, and the confidence he had in himself. Plagued by continued inaccuracy (18th in the NFL in completion percentage), Trubisky only managed to convert 4 of his 15 attempts past 30 yards last year, and that was with Pro Bowl caliber Allen Robinson. Combine his physical issues with continued questionable decision making, and it's clear that the Bears are ready to go in a different direction. But Trubisky did show in 2018 that he has the athletic gifts to be fantasy relevant, and should he win this battle, offers the most upside. I still will likely be looking elsewhere come draft day.
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