5 Things We’d Like to See from the Chicago Bears by Season’s End
Published by Bear Heiser on December 17, 2014
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Chicago Bears
The Chicago Bears are a fractured team on every level possible, and it’s only going to get worse before it gets any better.
Chicago dropped its ninth game of the season Monday night, losing 31-15 to the New Orleans Saints and furthering the idea that changes must be made within the walls of Halas Hall.
Only hours later, Dan Bernstein of CBSChicago.com reported that head coach Marc Trestman is likely to lose his job come season’s end, and the future of general manager Phil Emery is still up in the air.
It is crazy to think how far this team has fallen in the past 12 months, a year since Jay Cutler signed his seven-year, $126.7 million contract extension only days after the 2013 season ended.
The Bears started the season with Super Bowl expectations. The widespread expectation now is for the team to clean house from top to bottom.
While it’s still too early to know if those kinds of wholesale changes will be made after the season, there are minor changes we would like to see before the season’s end. Let’s roll through some of them.
