Reasons to be Optimistic About the Bulls' Offense Improving

Kyle Terada-USA TODAY SportsThe Bulls have been a perplexing team. 13 games in, Hoiberg's offense has somehow fallen from 10th last year to 26th this year. While 26th is pretty awful, there are a lot of reasons to believe that the Bulls' offensive rank will rise as the season progresses. Here are some factors that are holding the Bulls back, and why those factors will probably change:

Rose Will Shoot Better, and it Will Help a Lot

Even the most ardent Rose fans can't ignore that his shooting percentages are near the bottom of the league. To borrow Rose's language, who knows if he'll ever return to greatness. But the Bulls don't need Rose to be a superstar - if he just gets to a league average…