"Three points, it's ridiculous" – ProFootballTalk

Three points. 254 yards of total offense. Twenty percent on the third try and a success ratio of 4 to 1.

This is not really the most expensive moment for Matt Nagy who coaches a football team.

"Three points is ridiculous," said the Bears head coach after his team's 10-3 loss at the opening of the season against the Green Bay Packers.

"All the fans who came from Chicago today were fans of the Chicago Bears, they should be upset. Because it's not what we are, we're better than that. "

The Packers offensive was not prolific either, but they found themselves in the end zone while the Bears were never successful. Allen Robinson was the only major factor in attack for Chicago, amassing 102 yards in seven receptions. That's 40% of the team's offensive production on Thursday night.

"Obviously unacceptable," said Nagy. "Start with me, so that … I just told the guys in there that it's not who we are. I was proud of our defense. I thought they played their ass tonight. Offensively, not good enough. And we will fix it. Our guys know it

Mitch Trubisky threw the ball 45 times and was sacked on five other backs. The Bears also planned to play 52 separate offensive games on Thursday night against a total of only 13 games, which is an exact 4-to-1 difference from the point of view of the game. were not really effective, the game was always at hand, where Chicago could remain much less one-dimensional. Instead, Trubisky completed 26 of 45 passes for 228 yards (5.1 yards per attempt) with five sacks and one interception.

"We ended up throwing a lot more than (rushing). And for whatever reason, that's not what we want, "said Nagy.

"I did not help (Trubisky) at all. I did not help him. I have to help him. And then, we have to start the racing game. Fifteen races in 65 pieces, you're down 7 to 3, but we … again, that's one thing our staff is recovering together and we're going to determine, OK, what are we doing? coaches and how can we improve to help these children? "