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    Mike Glennon's struggles could test Bears' commitment to Mitch Trubisky plan

    by By Rich Campbell, Chicago Tribune Sep 18, 2017 3 minutes

    If anyone had an incentive to be impatient with quarterback Mike Glennon, it was coach John Fox. But there he was again Monday, hands still at his side while the Mitch Trubisky button flashed in front of him.

    Instead of pushing it, Fox reiterated what he said Sunday after the Bears' 29-7 loss to the Buccaneers. Glennon will start against the Steelers this Sunday at Soldier Field.

    For now, at least, the trap door remains closed underneath Glennon's feet, and

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