Bill Lazor knows other teams have a defensive blueprint for how to dominate the Chicago Bears offense. ‘So we better solve it,’ the coordinator says.

“Some of it, obviously, we have mechanisms to help the protection, whether it be to throw the ball faster, to move the pocket more, to help on the edges, to turn the line and help with more guys, to use tight ends more in protection, all of the different answers that we have, and they’re all in the offense. It’s easy to say I would go back and do things differently because of what the results are. So let’s learn from it and not have it happen again.”