There are still three more games — then possibly the playoffs — left this year for Mitchell Trubisky to rewrite his story as quarterback of the Chicago Bears.
It looked bleak when the Bears decided against picking up his fifth year option. Then it took another turn when the Bears traded a 4th-round pick for Nick Foles, then it really nosedived when Mitch was benched week three after an ill-advised interception.
But then an injury (and some struggles) to Foles got Trubisky back in the saddle and he’s looked a bit better. Sure the Bears are only 1-2 in his latest three starts, but Trubisky has shown a decent command of the offense he’s running with Bill Lazor calling plays.