Why the Bears are excited to see Mitch Trubisky succeed — and fail

Posted Oct 9, 2017
Rookie Mitch Trubisky will fail. He’ll throw interceptions and get sacked. He’ll look bewildered and appear overwhelmed. And all of that is OK. The Bears don’t mind seeing their prized quarterback struggle. They want to see Trubisky under duress because how Trubisky responds matters more than all the mistakes he’ll make Monday night against the Vikings and beyond. (Chicago Sun-Times)

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