If you are active on Bears’ Twitter, you know all about “the screen shot.” It may go down in social media lore at this point. If you aren’t up to speed, here you go.
After the Bears lost to the Green Bay Packers in painful fashion on national television, plenty of armchair quarterbacks starting going after Mitch Trubisky. Some of the criticism was fair, after all, Trubisky didn’t look great with the game on the line while Aaron Rodgers was otherworldly.
As the criticism continued on the national scale, the local media also starting jumping in with their takes on Trubisky’s performance.