Column: Matt Nagy says ‘everything’s on the table’ as he searches to find what’s best for the Chicago Bears and their broken offense. Does it mean a new play caller?

But will whichever direction the Bears go in — and for whatever reason — matter? Three games doesn’t tell the story of an entire season, far from it. But it’s enough to leave hints as to what the final outcome might look like. The Bears are 31st in scoring, averaging 13.3 points per game, ahead of only the woeful New York Jets. They’re 32nd in yards per play at 3.3, triple what they averaged against the Browns, who entered the season with seven new starters on defense. The Bears have one pass completion of more than 20 yards, fewest in the league with 20 teams already having eight or more.