The Bears aren't just answering the phone about Jordan Howard … they're dialing out
It was impossible Tuesday, on a warm afternoon in the desert, to know which Bears running back will play most of the snaps in the season opener against the Packers; to know which back might carry the ball into the end zone to really set off the party in Soldier Field and Grant Park.
Not even coach Matt Nagy nor general manager Ryan Pace has clarity. A month before the NFL draft and four months before training camp, the Bears running back situation is a puzzle.
Adding to the intrigue, the
