The Chicago Bears have now lost an ugly five straight games, and any pathway to success has been gashed due to the ineptitude of Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy.
It is Thursday, April 27th, 2017. The Chicago Bears have the third overall pick in the NFL draft. General manager Ryan Pace has the opportunity to draft a franchise-changing player for the team, which needs a face. All of sudden, a report comes out that the Bears have traded up with the San Francisco 49ers to move up one spot.
Everybody in the NFL world is confused. Then Roger Goodell comes out onto the stage in Philadelphia. “With the 2nd pick in the 2017 NFL draft, the Chicago Bears select, Mitchell Trubisky.”
Immediately, more confusion arose. Ryan Pace talked about the pick, saying he liked his accuracy.
It has been four seasons, the Bears have had one winning season, and the offense has been horrific in all but one of those four seasons. The defense has been stellar, however.
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Ryan Pace has completely rebuilt the defense, there is no denying that. But under Matt Nagy, the Bears offense has been anemic, aside from 2018.
In Nagy’s tenure, the Bears offensive scoring ranks by season:
2018 – 9th
2019 – 29th
2020 (so far) – 31st
Does that leave any hope for this team in the future? Matt Nagy and Ryan Pace have ruined this team with such ineptitude that almost makes Jacksonville’s front office look good.