Robert Quinn wants to leave his first season with the Bears in the past and never discuss it again. Of course he does.
“I’ll be honest: Just a terrible year for me, personally,” Quinn said.
No argument here. But after watching him sign a mammoth free-agent contract, then put up just two sacks, it’s a little early to forgive and forget. Quinn has a lot to prove to an organization that believed it had formed a monster pass rush with him and Khalil Mack opposite each other at outside linebacker.
And there’s already some skepticism about a bounce-back season given that Quinn has been limited by a lower-back injury for more than a month and was limited in the opening practice of training camp Wednesday.