Trubisky, Fields, Caleb - unable to overcome Bears' failures

I think that teams make a mistake when drafting rookie QBs where they throw them into the fire on Day 1, provide a minimal supporting cast, and there's usually coaching issues (poor coaching, constant turnover) as well.

QB isn't a Plug & Play thing where you can take a rookie and by virtue of drafting a guy say that the problem is solved. You have to build around them and coach them up.

Mitch couldn't hit a deep ball to save his life and he had a hard time getting past the first read. It's no secret to me that Mitch looked like our QB of the future when Fangio's defense carried the 2018 team by giving Mitch shorter fields and protecting leads. Mitch had Fox and Loggains his first year in the league. That's not good.

Justin could hit the deep ball all day long, but he was first read and then run all the time. They never built around Justin at all. He didn't get DJ Moore until his last year with us. Otherwise the OL was a disaster and the defense was horrible.

So yes, Mitch and Justin weren't Dan Marino by any stretch but there were other factors in why they failed besides just their QBing skills.

A historical case is Aaron Rodgers. The guy is one of the greatest QBs of all time, but he only has won one Super Bowl. Green Bay never built around him. In the first round of the draft, in between the time the Packers drafted Rodgers and then when they drafted Love, they never once drafted one single offensive skill player (RB, WR).

You have to build around QBs because in the history of the league, out of the 1000s of QBs that ever were, how many QBs, especially at the rookie level, could you realistically Plug & Play or even later on in their careers expect to carry a team on their own?