Halas Intrigue, Episode 44: The Bears’ offense in one word: D’oh!

Is Mitch Trubisky to blame for the Bears’ offense? Or should the responsibility be spread around?

By Sun-Times staff

Bears coach Matt Nagy tried to shield quarterback Mitch Trubisky from criticism.

Patrick Finley, Jason Lieser and Mark Potash debate whether the Bears’ struggles are strictly Mitch Trubisky’s fault or, as coach Matt Nagy argued Monday, the fault of the entire offense.

In the Pot-Cast, Mark explains how in the world he’s never seen The Simpsons and he tries to guess what it’s about.

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