Bears' coaching is bad, but team's talent level is worse

IMHO with some rather obvious exceptions we have better talent than our record would indicate but much of it is injured once again while others languish due to a lack of coaching and a HC who won't use them.  In the Rosenblog I posted Trubisky makes it clear who is running the offense and limiting it.  Talent will not flourish under Focks period.

This is not to let Pace off the hook either.  How many of his mistakes have been driven by trying to supply Focks needs I can't say but he's made plenty of mistakes on his own.  More than enough to place his job in jeopardy too.  His entire approach to FA must change in 2018 or there's little hope next season will be a winning one.  He needs playmakers.

I'll wait out the coaching hires and roster evaluations before I get to far into Pace's future but along with other my fuse is getting close to an ignition point.  There is simply no excuse at all for some of the complete wastes he's signed.  No can be that wrong that many times and still expect to keep his job as an NFL GM.  He's on borrowed time now.

In 3 years Pace has drafted one player who’s borderline/quasi-pro-bowl caliber (Howard)

ONE

Thats it

Mulligan is just plain wrong here. Any Bears fan that has been following the Bears this year knows we have both a talent problem and a coaching problem, but I think he has it backwards. Bears' talent level is bad, but team's coaching is worse.

I mean... let's not make this any more difficult or convoluted than it is.

The Bears had a chance to beat the Falcons, I mean a REAL chance. We played well. We beat the Steelers. We beat the Ravens and we beat the Panthers. All good teams. Does anyone here on this list think that any of those things happened due to inspired coaching? Because Glennon was a super QB at the beginning of the season and Trubs was a stud in his first few games? WE do not the talent to hang with the best teams in the playoffs, but the coaching sucks now and it sucked then. We did those things because the talent on the team is not as horrific as people make it out to be in order to match our record. There is talent on this team. There are SERIOUS positions that need help (WR), but there is talent as a team.

Putting Trubisky in was a mistake on many levels. I did not like it, but even I had no idea the extent that Fox was going to "protect" the team from a rookie QB playing. I mean, the conservative play calling under Glennon was bad, but when he played Trubisky, it sunk to some depths that are not even NFL play worthy. Coaching has been worse than the talent. Lately, the guys have given up, but that's on the coaches too.