There’s no debate as to whether or not the Chicago Bears are in the beginning stages of a full-on rebuild. That alone should make their (2-1) start to the 2022 NFL regular season an impressive feat. Yet, it’s hard not to feel concerned for the future with how things have played out through the first three weeks for this team.
Heading into Sunday’s Week 3 matchup against the Houston Texans, most believed this would be the type of matchup that could lead to a breakout game for this offense. Somehow, most came away wondering if this offense is somehow producing a worse product than most of what we saw in the Matt Nagy era.