Mitchell Trubisky, Bears Offense Get On Track To Beat Redskins
Mitchell Trubisky threw his first three touchdown passes of the season, all to Taylor Gabriel in the second quarter, to finally get the Chicago Bears' offense going.
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Mitchell Trubisky threw his first three touchdown passes of the season, all to Taylor Gabriel in the second quarter, to finally get the Chicago Bears' offense going.
Three things to watch for in the Bear's Monday night's game in Washington.
The Bears think a lot more blame for the team's performance is being placed on Mitchell Trubisky's shoulders than necessary.
"I didn't think this would come this soon but it's a good feeling. It was an emotional kick from what everybody has been through, honestly, it was just an amazing feeling."
Bears Kyle Fuller and Charles Leno, Jr. talked with students at Jordan Community School on the North Side about making the good decisions in life and staying on the right path. But their heads were still spinning over the roller coaster of emotions from their wild win over the Denver Broncos.
Eddy Pineiro kicked a 53-yard field goal as time expired, giving the Chicago Bears a wild win over the Broncos and their former defensive coordinator Vic Fangio, whose gutsy 2-point call 31 seconds earlier had given Denver the lead.
The Chicago Bears travel to Colorado to play the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Kickoff is 3:25 p.m.
Sportsline senior analyst Larry Hartstein weighs in on the Bears-Broncos matchup, and what he has to say will not please Bears fans.
Trubisky and Nagy need to learn from their mistakes - and quickly -since their taking on their former defensive cooridnator Vic Fangio, who knows their tendencies so well.
