In Sunday’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals, Mitchell Trubisky had a career-defining game.
No, it wasn’t the most yards he had ever thrown in one game. Nor was it a career high in touchdowns, completion percentage, or passes thrown.
In fact, it wasn’t even his best game as far as passer rating was concerned.
Instead, it was his most complete game of the year. Trubisky finished with 271 yards and a touchdown on 32 passing attempts in the Chicago Bears 33-7 beat down of the Bengals.
He also completed 78.1 percent of his passes and ran for his first rushing touchdown of his career.