Toast88
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None of us are new to this topic, but let's all get on the record now in one place as to who the Bears' opening game starter is going to be for the 2020 season.
So, who's under center next September for the Bears?
To me, there are two distinct, totally different questions:
-What should the Bears do?
-What *will* the Bears do?
I've seen enough from Trubisky to know he's not the guy. And if he's not the guy, you move on sooner rather than later and get a head-start finding the next guy, while potentially filling the void with a bridge veteran QB.
But I have no faith that Pace will think the same way. I have no faith that the Bears front office will do the right thing. I think they'll stick with their mistake as long as possible, which in this case, I believe means one more year. Pace will look for any and every possible positive sign from Trubisky, however small, to justify sticking with him.
Sure, they might sign a vet off the streets, an Andy Dalton or a Marcus Mariota type. Sure, they might draft a QB.
But when the Bears line up for their first offensive series of 2020, barring injury, Mitch Trubisky will be their starting quarterback under center.
I hope I'm wrong. I doubt it, though.
So, who's under center next September for the Bears?
To me, there are two distinct, totally different questions:
-What should the Bears do?
-What *will* the Bears do?
I've seen enough from Trubisky to know he's not the guy. And if he's not the guy, you move on sooner rather than later and get a head-start finding the next guy, while potentially filling the void with a bridge veteran QB.
But I have no faith that Pace will think the same way. I have no faith that the Bears front office will do the right thing. I think they'll stick with their mistake as long as possible, which in this case, I believe means one more year. Pace will look for any and every possible positive sign from Trubisky, however small, to justify sticking with him.
Sure, they might sign a vet off the streets, an Andy Dalton or a Marcus Mariota type. Sure, they might draft a QB.
But when the Bears line up for their first offensive series of 2020, barring injury, Mitch Trubisky will be their starting quarterback under center.
I hope I'm wrong. I doubt it, though.
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