Bears coach Matt Nagy takes a lot of arrows in the form of critical questions about quarterback Mitch Trubisky. So you can’t blame him for taking advantage of every opportunity to set the record straight.
Asked at his Monday news conference if Trubisky was missing open receivers, Nagy veered to a second-and-10 pass intended for Allen Robinson over the middle in the Bears’ final-minute, game-winning drive Sunday against the Broncos. Trubisky’s pass in a critical moment was off the mark — seemingly thrown behind Robinson — and fell incomplete.
“Whenever you watch that play, because you don’t know the specifics of our offense, you would say that was a bad throw, right?