The first month of the second year of a coaching regime is often a twilight zone for Bears fans.
That’s when it’s still early enough for the offensive coordinator to — fairly and legitimately — accentuate the positive from Week 1 (“We did a lot of good things.’’) and promise that the young franchise quarterback’s foibles are part of the process (“He will get better.”). But for those who’ve been here long before Luke Getsy arrived and will be here long after he’s gone, it’s a movie we’ve all seen before.
