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    David Haugh: Bears spin their wheels on offense, while forceful ground games make a comeback around the NFL

    by David Haugh, Chicago Tribune Oct 08, 2019 4 minutes

    CHICAGO - If Matt Nagy is serious about looking in the mirror this week, he will see a Bears coach responsible for the offense becoming too soft.

    The Bears offense is the doughy guy at the gym with the love handles, vowing to change but lacking the discipline to follow through.

    Only Nagy can force the offense from featuring so much finesse and emphasize the run. Under Nagy, the Bears flirt with the running game but never fully commit to it. More than anything, that fear of commitment has prevented the offense from finding football bliss.

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