The Bears still have two starting quarterbacks — and they’re both Mitch Trubisky.
The former No. 2 overall draft pick’s season-opening performance in a 27-23 victory over the Lions provided fodder for both sides of the Trubisky argument — a sluggish, off-target first 42 minutes for his detractors; and three-touchdown flurry in the final 18 minutes that led the Bears to victory for his supporters.
“Mitch can be better with some of his decision-making and he needs to and he will,” coach Matt Nagy said Monday. “What we keep going back to is, ‘OK, then you get to the fourth quarter and you end up having three really good throws for touchdowns.