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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dantés" data-source="post: 893941" data-attributes="member: 12283">Since Trubisky took back over in week 12 (against GB), the Bears have scored:25 @ GB34 Vs DET36 Vs HOU33 @ MIN41 @ JACThe Texans, Vikings, Jaguars, and Lions are the 27th, 28th, 31st, and 32nd ranked scoring defenses in the NFL. In those four games, David Montgomery has really catalyzed the offense, accounting for 83 carries, 426 yards, and 6 TD (5.1 YPC).So slowing the Bears' roll will begin with slowing Montgomery, either via strong run defense or running up the score. In the passing game, their resurgence has been more about Nagy scheming things open for Trubisky, and the offensive line holding up much better than it had previously. If the Packers can disrupt the way they did on Sunday night, Trubisky's box score isn't going to look quite so impressive. On defense, the Bears technically still have a top ten unit in scoring D, but they've faded down the stretch and can definitely be had.</blockquote>

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