The best way to get Mitch Trubisky to forget about the last play is to give him less time to stew over it.
The Bears ran 12 plays after not huddling in their victory Monday night against the Redskins. In the previous two games combined — in which they were behind and, in theory, more eager to hurry up — the Bears didn’t huddle before a combined nine plays.
“What do I like the most about it? It’s more of a next-play mentality,” Trubisky said Wednesday. “So you really don’t have enough time to dwell on the last play or worry about what happened.