The Chicago Bears weren't able to walk away with a win against the New England Patriots on Sunday and have received some criticism because of it. While there's been some fingers pointed at the defense and there interesting choice of schemes, a lot of fingers have been pointed at the Bears offense. Quarterback Mitch Trubisky ended the game with two touchdowns, two interceptions and 69.8 rating. However head coach Matt Nagy doesn't believe those numbers tell the full story. "To be 50 percent on third down and 4-for-4 in the red zone is pretty good."
Even if the fans might see some reason for panic, Nagy doesn't. "You won't see me panic because I've learned that (from Andy Reid)."
