The Bears finished near the bottom of the NFL in offensive production this season, but let’s keep our eyes on the prize, folks: They led the league in teammates who really, really care about each other.
Coach Matt Nagy preached the camaraderie gospel all year, and it figures to pay off in a big way when the guys share feelings and toast marshmallows at the postseason camping trip.
As far as the whole football side of things, which apparently isn’t as important as it used to be, the Bears have a ton of issues.
Many of those issues were on display Sunday in a 21-19 victory over a playoff-bound Vikings team that was sitting almost all of its starters.