What Is the Best Rebuilding Plan for Chicago Bears After Falling to 2-6?

Remember that momentum the Chicago Bears built with a dominant win over the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 7? Remember the good vibes from backup quarterback Tyson Bagent winning his first professional start?

Yeah. Neither do we—because the Bears were just slapped around on national television by a 2-4 Los Angeles Chargers team in a 30-13 loss that drops the Bears to 2-6 and what's become an all-too familiar spot.

Last place in the NFC North.

Here's the cold, hard truth. The Bears are a bad football team, and the return of quarterback Justin Fields isn't going to change that. The offense is inconsistent and error-prone. The defense is porous and badly needs improvement at both the front and back…