Mitch Trubisky 'way past' 2018 in reading defenses

Posted Aug 15, 2019
Reports out of Chicago Bears training camp have been mixed about Mitch Trubisky's development. Facing one of the best defenses in the NFL, the starting quarterback has had some struggle-bus days during camp. Bears coach Matt Nagy, however, sees it differently. The coach sees a quarterback who is more confident and locked in than a year ago. (NFL.com)

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