While other teams land QBs, Bears still playing musical chairs

Bears general manager Ryan Pace’s move to select Mitch Trubisky with the No. 2 pick in the 2017 draft came under increasing fire during the 2019 season.The music started Monday, the metaphorical chairs spread six feet apart in a circle, for safety.

The NFL’s quarterback-hungry teams spent the next two days plopping down into a seat, overpaying potential answers at the most important position in sports during the league’s legal tampering period.

Teams can’t officially sign players until 3 p.m. Wednesday, but many have already made their intentions clear. Chief among them: the Buccaneers, who reportedly agreed to sign Tom Brady for about $30 million a year Tuesday hours after he announced he…