As I continue my witch hunt through this third, and final piece, we look at the visual evidence. The play-calling has inexplicably changed since Mitchell Trubisky has become the Bears starting quarterback. One would think that with worse offensive skill-position players, that the coaches would do more to help the quarterback, not less.
As if it’s not bad enough that this offense is as predictable as it can possibly get right now, it appears as though the plays themselves are different. We roasted Glennon for missing open receivers. Sure, Trubisky has missed a few open receivers -- mainly in an attempt to be cautious with the ball, at the behest of his coach — but more times than not, there simply are no receivers open.