For Chicago Bears' Trubisky, it's all football

Posted Jun 8, 2017
For the first time in rookie quarterback Mitch Trubisky's life, football is a full-time job. That's one of the biggest differences he has found between playing football as a student-athlete and as a pro. "It wasn't really a surprise" Trubisky said after Tuesday's OTA practice, "but (there's a) realization of how much time you actually have to put in to be an NFL quarterback -- an NFL player in general." (Chicago Daily Herald)

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