Are the Bears already preparing for Mitchell Trubisky's failure?

Mitchell Trubisky has only made two starts for Matt Nagy, but the Bears head coach already seems to be moving closer to another plan under center.

The Chicago Bears defeated the Seattle Seahawks Monday night and, without the return of Aaron Rodgers in the fourth quarter, they would be 2-0. Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky has not been perfect, including two interceptions against Seattle, but two starts in a new attack are not enough to judge him fully.

Trubisky only made 13 starts at North Carolina University, and on Monday night, it was his 14th start in the NFL. As the first quarter drafted in 2017, Patrick Mahomes' success in two games this year has become a negative mark for Trubisky.

At the beginning of the ESPN telecast on Monday night, under Trubisky's biography, there was a quote from Nagy saying, "I have to remove who I am as a gaming interlocutor." C & # 39; is a strange thing to tell the crew media in a production meeting.

Chris Simms of Bleacher Report and PFT Live made fun of the story. Nagy seems to be driving when the subject came up on Tuesday morning.

Nagy acknowledged that Trubisky needed time to develop while learning a new offense, and he did so again on Tuesday when asked to make a comparison with Mahomes.

Mahomes spent most of his rookie season, then went into the roots of the same attack with the same head coach at Andy Reid this year. Trubisky started 12 games last year, but under John Fox and Dowell Loggains, its development has not really started.

It is possible that Trubisky never raises his game to a Pro Bowl level, and he proves he is not the quarterback. Nagy wants to run his fault. He will also suffer comparisons with Mahomes and Deshaun Watson, who were enlisted after him, from here to eternity. But even a hint of disbelief on the part of Nagy at the moment, when he has only two games as head coach, is a major and unfair concern for Trubisky.