Ryan Pace has left no uncertainty about his Plan A for the Bears quarterback situation in 2020. The sixth-year general manager wants to see through his draft pick of Mitch Trubisky, whose inconsistency and regression in 2019 pulled the team backward.
“We’ve seen this before with young quarterbacks and the trials and tribulations they go through,” Pace said Dec. 31. “It’s part of it. Sometimes if you stick with it and you see it through and you’re dedicated to the development of the process, that can be very beneficial to the organization long term.”
But what about Plan B?