2. Can the Bears offense replicate its up-tempo success?
The Bears offense has no doubt been the biggest letdown in what’s been a disappointing 2019 season. But for the first time all season, the Bears offense was operating efficiently last Thursday against the Detroit Lions. They got solid play out of their quarterback, run game, receivers, tight end, offensive line and play calling.
If the Bears are going to have any chance against the Cowboys, they’re going to need more of the same from their offense. While Chicago’s defense has been the staple of this team this season, they’re going to have their own challenge against Dallas’ offense.
Matt Nagy needs to stick with what works for his offense — the up-tempo play, utilizing Mitchell Trubisky’s mobility, committing to the run game and just letting his players go out there and ball.