Mitchell Trubisky, last season's backup, is in a battle for the QB2 position against newcomer Mike White. With limited playtime last year, Trubisky faces pressure to prove his worth amid White's impressive OTA performances.

Mitchell Trubisky's time with the Bears serves as a cautionary tale for how the franchise has struggled with quarterback development. Despite being a high draft pick, Trubisky's inability to succeed in Chicago has raised concerns about the team's capacity to nurture young talent effectively.

Trubisky was selected second overall by the Chicago Bears in 2017, a decision that continues to haunt the franchise, especially as they passed on Patrick Mahomes. His struggles in deciphering defenses and inability to secure wins have solidified his status as one of the most notable draft busts.

Mitchell Trubisky struggled in his game, throwing for only 101 yards as his team lost to the Patriots 23-16. His performance highlights the challenges faced by backup quarterbacks in critical moments, and raises questions about his future role within the team.

Mitchell Trubisky completed 15 of 21 passes for 101 yards in the game against the Patriots. He played until late in the third quarter before being replaced by Mike White, as the Bills rested most of their starters in preparation for the playoffs. Trubisky's performance contributed to the Bills' offensive efforts, including a touchdown pass that marked the franchise's 30th passing touchdown of the season, a milestone that underscores their offensive versatility.