Bears' Off-Season Checklist

Like the Los Angeles Rams, the Chicago Bears took a step back and went 8-8. As a result, the Bears missed the postseason. What can DA BEARS do to turn their past misfortunes around and get back to DA SUPER BOWL?

• Figure Out The Mitch Trubisky Fiasco (done?): Trubisky hasn't turned out well for the Bears (much to no one's surprise). Trubisky saw his completion percentage dip to 63.2 while his touchdowns dropped to 17. However, Bears general manager Ryan Pace has reaffirmed that Trubisky will be the starter come 2020. Will Bears fans be on board with this?
• Fix The Skill Positions: Once again, the Bears have to fix their skill positions. Chicago could use a complementary running back for David Montgomery and a solid number two receiver for Trubisky. Chicago could even use a tight end in their offense for an extra playmaker.
• Bolster The Secondary: Believe it or not, the Bears could use some help in the secondary. Either getting help for the safety position or another corner will suffice. Luq Barcoo from San Diego State would be a major help for Chicago.