The Chicago Bears return to primetime for the second time in three weeks when they play the Washington Redskins on Monday Night Football.
The Bears (1-1) are coming off a last-second victory over the Denver Broncos off the right foot of Eddy Pineiro, whose 53-yard field goal saved Chicago from an 0-2 hole.
While the Bears defense has been its dominant form since Week 1, it’s Chicago’s offense that has struggled over the first two weeks. While they were able to get the ground game going against the Broncos, quarterback Mitch Trubisky failed to inspire confidence for a second straight week, aside from his final clutch throw.
Luckily for the Bears offense, they’re facing the 30th ranked defense in the Redskins (0-2), who have allowed 910 yards and an average 31.5 points per game in their two losses. If there was ever a favorable match-up that popped up at the perfect time, it’s this one.
Is this the game that Trubisky and the Bears offense finally get on track? Or will more struggles signal panic mode on offense?
Who wins on Monday night?
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