New Chicago Bears head coach Matt Nagy, who takes over for underachieving John Fox (14-34 in Chicago), inherits a team that finished last in the NFC North for four consecutive seasons. The Bears haven't reached the playoffs since 2010, and while a postseason berth may be too much to expect in Nagy's first year, Chicago's offense received badly needed upgrades with the free-agent signings of wide receiver Allen Robinson and tight end Trey Burton. The Bears' defense is the strength of the team, but the year hinges on the continued development of quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, who's surrounded by a better supporting cast, at least on paper, in Year 2.
2018 Chicago Bears game-by-game predictions
