With failures mounting and hope fleeting, Mitch Trubisky must learn to endure
Posted Nov 27, 2017
Mitch Trubisky’s postgame news conference lasted only four minutes Sunday. Four joyless minutes. It wasn’t an all-out interrogation. But it certainly had the feel of a visit to the principal’s office with the Bears rookie left to answer a series of pointed questions on the team’s latest unraveling. For the first time as an NFL starter, Trubisky had a two-interception game to explain.
(Chicago Tribune)
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