Chicago Bears: 5 Moves This Team Should Make Soon
Published by Timothy Hockemeyer on September 28, 2011
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Chicago Bears
Three games down and the Bears are on the ropes.
Mike Martz’s offense is in shambles. The defense is spending far to much time on the field and is not getting enough rest between playing time. Even the special teams unit has been decidedly average.
However, all is not lost.
There is still plenty of football left to be played and the Bears can still be the team that stomped the Falcons in Week 1.
Changes will have to be made, though. The Bears cannot continue down the current course and expect a different result.
What we’ve discovered so far is that, at the current pace, the Bears are not narrowing the talent gap with Green Bay and are being surpassed by Detroit. Sunday, the Bears were outmatched and out-coached, just as they were in Week 2 against the Saints.
So what can Chicago do to adjust? What changes can be made by head coach Lovie Smith and general manager Jerry Angelo to turn the corner and close the gap with the Packers, as well as the Lions? Follow me forward as we delve into the moves the Bears should make soon in order to get back on track for the season.
