It looks pretty good on the surface for Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky, who fought off a newcomer to keep his job, delivered fourth-quarter heroics in the opener and stands 2-0 with unbending support from coach Matt Nagy.
But anybody taking an honest look at the Bears knows it’s not as simple as Bill Parcells’ old quote that “you are what your record says you are.” It’s a flawed 2-0 after squeaking by two terrible opponents, and Trubisky knows he has “definitely not” been good enough as they work toward the game Sunday at the Falcons.
“You’re always happy about the win, but not too happy because we haven’t played a full game,” Trubisky said.