Chicago Bears: It is way past time to fire Ryan Paceon November 30, 2020 at 12:00 pm

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.

It is completely rational to say that not a single offensive skill player has developed positively under Matt Nagy. It is arguable to say Allen Robinson or David Montgomery. However, Allen Robinson was already very good when he signed with the Bears in 2018, but he was coming off a torn ACL, which is why the Bears were able to steal him from Jacksonville.

David Montgomery is only in his second season, so it still is difficult to analyze him. But despite the putrid offensive line this season, he has definitely developed a little bit.

People have said all season that Nagy and Pace need to be on the hot seat, and even fired. Now there is no excuse.

This team is lifeless and broken. The defense is stellar, but the offensive ineptitude has destroyed any shot of this team winning anything meaningful. Mitchell Trubisky is not the answer, he is a bust, and there is absolutely nothing that can change the narrative of his tenure with Chicago.

There are fans who would rather watch Marc Trestman’s Bears. Think about that. This current offense is so inept that people would rather watch the worst defense in Bears history because they had a competent offense.