It was a game in which the list of inactives was arguably bigger news than who was actually in uniform. Coach Matt Nagy’s choice to make inactive most of his starting offense and defense made halftime adjustments, getting reignited after halftime or whether the No. 1 offense has mastered the Nagy offense game all points bordering on moot on a day when the Bears evened their preseason record at 2-2 with a 27-20 win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
And while preseason results matter not in any scorekeeping, the fact is that at some point or points in the 2018 season, the quality of Bears depth will matter, so getting an extended look at the No.