After winning a division title and fielding one of the best defensive performances of the season in 2018, the Bears were an obvious regression candidate a year ago. That eventually proved true as the Bears stumbled to a disappointing 8-8 record.
Heading into the 2020 NFL season, they not only have the same question marks at quarterback, but they also have growing concerns over turnover in the secondary. Nick Foles was acquired to compete with Mitchell Trubisky, and Foles may bring more stability with the potential for high-end play (see two-game sample in 2017 Super Bowl run).