When the year started, I saw a guy who was not only struggling to read defenses, but he was afraid to roll out of the pocket or run if it wasn't the last drive of a game. He was clearly thinking too much. A clear sign of too many people in his ear and a guy who may not be very bright.

There were clues from Cohen and (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky that they weren't happy with Nagy's play calling and his offense. As time went on (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky took more ownership of the offense and his career and the Bears and (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky looked better.

Despite being handcuffed by his coach and having absolutely the worst offensive talent around him of any young quarterback, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky played well in the 2nd half. He was good more times than not and his flashes of greatness were somewhat frequent. He showed he can even read defenses now.

The Bears have to get better talent around him or anyone else they bring in. Preferably at least 1 elite talent. Mahomes has an elite offensive line and elite skill players. All of them are far better than the Bears best offensive player. Someone is almost always open. That makes life as a quarterback easier. I think Mahomes is the best quarterback in the NFL, but if he switched places with (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky MANY would view both players differently. Watson has arguably the 2nd best WR in football and a #2 who is comparable to Allen Robinson.

I don't think (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky will ever be great despite the flashes. I think (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky will be a good to really good quarterback for a long time that flashes greatness from time to time. He's not only a guy I think you can win with, but he's a guy I think you can lean on with the game on the line. That late game ability isn't something that you can coach.

Mitch (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky is my quarterback.

Full link: https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/bears ... -look-away

This is the national view of him. It's only MANY Chicagoans and (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky family members who think there's a side to him we haven't seen yet.

Full link: https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/bears ... -look-away

This is the national view of him. It's only MANY Chicagoans and (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky family members who think there's a side to him we haven't seen yet.

You don't seem to understand the reasons people are sticking with (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky. He is free this year. He literally costs $0 to be on the roster. If they cut him right now, they pay him the same that they do if he is on the team all year. So even if there is a 1% chance that he becomes as good as he was as a second year player you must keep him.

If he struggles this year then pretty much everyone will say it's time to get rid of him. It's just not a logical thing to do this year.

You don't seem to understand the reasons people are sticking with (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky. He is free this year. He literally costs $0 to be on the roster. If they cut him right now, they pay him the same that they do if he is on the team all year. So even if there is a 1% chance that he becomes as good as he was as a second year player you must keep him.

If he struggles this year then pretty much everyone will say it's time to get rid of him. It's just not a logical thing to do this year.

I absolutely understand that. You know what's also free? A piece of shit. Shit is free - it literally costs 0$. It also has a one percent chance of becoming valuable but it isn't likely. So even though shit is free what do you do with it? Get rid of it to get something that's actually useful.

Based on last year the answer was clearly Taysom Hill. The Saints may have gone to the SB if they left him in. Instead over 70% of fans picked the guy who threw more interceptions last year than the other 2 have thrown combined in their careers.

I absolutely understand that. You know what's also free? A piece of shit. Shit is free - it literally costs 0$. It also has a one percent chance of becoming valuable but it isn't likely. So even though shit is free what do you do with it? Get rid of it to get something that's actually useful.

Your support of (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky boils down to this and nothing else:

You promoted an article praising 70% of fans for picking Jameis Wonder. Clearly Taysom was better than both last year.

You are just wrong though on that. (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky was good in year 2. Even you can't deny that. That is why you take a chance on year 4 compared to cutting him and signing a tier 4 qb with his roster spot.

You will be replacing (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky with a David Fales-type. Is that an upgrade?

Patrick Mahomes, 24, is already an NFL MVP and a Super Bowl MVP after leading the Kansas City Chiefs to their first title in 50 years in only his second season as a starter.

And he has accomplished all of that without a full grasp of the game's finer points, Mahomes revealed during a teaser for an upcoming episode of HBO's "The Shop."

"I didn't understand how to read defenses until, like, halfway through last year," he said. "I understood coverages, but being able to pick up little tendencies defenses do, stuff that Brady and them have done — I was just playing."

"This year, I could actually recognize more and more stuff," he said. "And I think the more experience and the more I learn, then I'll be able to go out there and call plays because I've seen it. I still think there's a long way for me to go."