However you slice it, 2018 is a big year for Mitchell Trubisky and these modern Bears. Trubisky is often compared to Jared Goff and Carson Wentz in that he’s expected to make a second-year leap like they did. Given the way Chicago has built around it’s young quarterback this off-season, anything short of excelling and dicing up defenses is going to be seen as a failure.
But what happens if Trubisky disappoints? Or, if the Bears’ defense’s Achilles heel in the pass rush falters as expected?