Matt Nagy is open-minded in his quest to figure out what’s wrong with the Bears offense — not just what’s wrong in the wake of a 24-10 clobbering by the Rams, but what’s been wrong throughout his three seasons as head coach.
He’s even willing to consider that it could be him. Sure the Bears have ongoing problems at quarterback and offensive line, can’t run or pass consistently and rank in the bottom third of the NFL in every meaningful category over the last three seasons, but maybe — just maybe — Nagy is exacerbating it all.
No.