It’s still Matt Nagy’s offense. But eventually, it’s going to have to be Mitch Trubisky’s.
After a year of growing pains, weapons upgrades and Nagy learning which buttons to push, the success of the Bears’ offense in Year 2 rests largely on Trubisky’s ability to make it all work.
“Last year he learned [this offense]. Now he’s trying to master it,” Nagy said Wednesday after the Bears’ fifth offseason practice at Halas Hall. “He’s done a wonderful job at trying to get to some of the adjustments we have within the plays, concepts and schemes. Hopefully a few months from now, we get to training camp and preseason and you all see that in game situations.