Mitchell Trubisky hopes experience of last season pays dividends this season

Deshaun Watson and Patrick Mahomes have gotten most of the press this offseason as they head into their second seasons.
The second overall pick played 724 snaps in 12 starts, won four games and threw 330 passes.
Trubisky learned a lot in his rookie season even if he didn’t have as much success as he had hoped.
“The experience aspect and how to prepare day in and day out,” Trubisky said on SiriusXM NFL Radio.
I definitely learned a lot about how you have to handle yourself as an NFL quarterback and being prepared on a week-to-week basis and just being the leader my team needs.
I’ve learned a lot over the last year, and I’m looking forward to using all that information and continue to learn and get better for the future.” He obviously also learned to speak in cliches.
“For us, it’s just taking it one day at a time, control what we can control and be the best that we can possibly be for the Chicago Bears,” Trubisky said of his goals this season.
We’ve got to try to be 1-0 each week and focus on each opponent, and we know what kind of talent we have in this locker room, and I think if we believe in each other if we have, continue to buy into coach Nagy’s plan, that we can contend with anybody.
You guys know that’s how it is in the NFL: Anybody can win week in and week out.
It’s all about how you prepare, how you execute and who buys into the plan.