Why the Bears' conservative plan for Mitch Trubisky is working

Posted Sep 7, 2017
Mitch Trubisky will shift to the background now that the games count, out of the spotlight on game days. This simply is part of Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Pace's plan for the organization to deliberately and conservatively develop the second-overall pick. So what should we expect from Trubisky in the weeks ahead? What should Bears fans hope to see? (Chicago Tribune)

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