Everything the Bears have done this off-season has centered around supporting Mitchell Trubisky and giving him a leg to stand on as a potential franchise quarterback. From the hire of Matt Nagy, an innovative and young offensive mind, to completely overhauling their offensive weapons, Chicago has begun to lay out a red carpet of facilitating success for Trubisky.
Of course, for as much as the Bears plan to put Trubisky in a position to succeed, the games still have to be played. Trubisky himself still has to take ownership of his team and develop along a proper trajectory.