Things are more than a tad bit dire for the Chicago Bears at the moment…
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Eddie Jackson and Kyle Fuller are both All-Pros. And if the salary cap is reduced in 2021, the Chicago Bears may not be able to keep both.
The Chicago Bears have gone 20-12 over the last two seasons after going 8-24 in 2016-17, but the team and its fans could be in for a major letdown moving forward. Despite not having a season below.500 in the last two years, The Ringer’s Robert Mays (who also happens to be a Bears fan) broke down Chicago’s recent “rut,” and he came to the conclusion that the Bears are on the brink of collapse — again.
Mays thinks Chicago’s 2020 season, even if it goes as well as possible, won’t lead to a ring. For the Bears, he says, the “best-case scenario season likely doesn’t end with a Super Bowl win, and a worst-case scenario season means another year of mediocrity.” He cites teams like the Kansas City Chiefs and New Orleans Saints as having better all-around rosters as the primary reason Chicago won’t win it all this upcoming season — but it’s what Mays says about the Bears in 2021 that may be most concerning.
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The coronavirus crisis could wind up drastically impacting the Bears and their roster moving forward.
