Don’t look now, but Mitchell Trubisky is catching fire

The Chicago Bears lost on Sunday in a game that they should have won.

After finally getting into a groove in the third quarter, the Bears blew an 11-point lead to the Miami Dolphins. From poor play calling to a lack of defensive stamina to several blown calls by referees, there were several factors that contributed to Chicago’s second loss of the season.

One of those factors, though, was not quarterback Mitchell Trubisky.

Despite a relatively slow start, Trubisky put together one of the best outings of his career. Completing 22 of his 31 passing attempts for a total of 316 yards with three touchdowns and one interception, the sophomore signal-caller reached his second-highest total in both…