The Chicago Bears haven’t been able to find much success this season.
They looked like a team on the rise during the first half of the campaign, winning four of their first six games.
Since then, they haven’t won a single game, and it doesn’t seem like that will change until the end of the season.
That’s why Mike Kaye believes they might have reached Cleveland Browns territory.
After losing to the Minnesota Vikings, he claimed that the Bears hadn’t taken advantage of huge trade-back hauls.
Honestly, a halfway decent chance the Bears are the new Browns (RG3, Wentz) when it comes to not taking advantage of huge trade-back hauls.
Not there yet, obviously, but yikes.
What do they do well?
— Mike Kaye (@mike_e_kaye) December 17, 2024
Of course, while his statements make sense, it’s still too early to make such a remark.
The Bears are on the right track, so long as they make the moves they need to make.
The decision to bring back Matt Eberflus this season was met with skepticism.
The table seemed set for them to start fresh with a new regime, someone with an offensive mindset to develop their prized rookie.
There were also major concerns about their offensive line.
Ultimately, both of those issues wound up setting them back and derailing this season.
Now, they must act swiftly and efficiently to fix both of those things.
This team isn’t that far off.
The problem, however, is that not many people seem to trust them to make the right decisions.
Hopefully, that won’t be the case, as Caleb Williams is just too talented to see his career go to waste.
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