If you’ve ever paid attention to the Chicago Bears for even a second, you know it’s an organization that has struggled to find The Answer under center for years. Whereas most squads have figured out the forward pass is an entirely legal and viable way to move the football downfield, the Bears are often, instead, at Square One.
But for all their passing ineptitude, you never necessarily think the Bears can get any worse. After all, they’re often already at the bottom of the abyss. Following their latest stinker of a performance on Sunday Night Football against the Packers (-10), that assertion would be incorrect. When it comes to Bears passing offenses, it can and usually gets worse.
