CHICAGO -- Whatever growth the Chicago Bears expected from quarterback Mitchell Trubisky in Year 2 under coach Matt Nagy never materialized on Thursday night's season opener against the Green Bay Packers. Chicago's offense, captained by Trubisky, ruined a stellar effort by the defense, losing 10-3 to Green Bay in front of capacity Soldier Field crowd that just before kickoff believed the home team had legitimate Super Bowl aspirations. Now, not so much. Its' early, but the offense -- lowlighted by Trubisky -- looked worse than last year when Nagy first took over.
Is he a franchise quarterback? Mitchell Trubisky bombs in Bears' opener
