In 2018 the Chicago Bears were 12-4, they were the NFC North Champs, they had a young, emerging quarterback leading an up and coming offense with solid o-line play, and an NFL Coach of the Year calling plays. The defense had All-Pro talent at every level, they got after the opposing QB while taking the ball away, and they struck fear in the opposition.
In 2019 the Bears limped to an 8-8 record that didn’t even feel that good, while struggling for every bit of success they found, with a sputtering offense led by a confused quarterback playing behind an equally as confused offensive line, while the play caller and head coach stuck to his stubborn guns to often.