The NFL has released its 2018 regular-season schedule. Here's a look at what's in store for the Chicago Bears.
Breakdown: Second-year quarterback Mitchell Trubisky’s anticipated debut in Matt Nagy’s offense takes place in prime time Week 1 at Lambeau Field. How’s that for pressure? The Bears have won only twice in Green Bay since 2008. Chicago does hit a soft spot in the schedule after Week 2’s Monday night matchup versus Seattle, with winnable games against Arizona, Tampa and Miami before New England invades Solider Field in Week 7. Trubisky against Jared Goff will be an attractive storyline when the Rams visit Chicago in Week 14, but the Bears' season hinges on their competitiveness in the NFC North.