How Bears’ offense changes — and improves — with Mitch Trubisky

Posted Oct 3, 2017
Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains promised something different if Mitch Trubisky were his starting quarterback. ‘‘Absolutely, just because he and Mike [Glennon] have different skill sets,’’ Loggains said Sept. 6. The Vikings have more to prepare for now that Trubisky is starting. He provides more variety, which means Loggains can be more creative. (Chicago Sun-Times)

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