Chicago Bears will win the NFC North in 2020, and here's 5 reasons why

Chicago Bears will win the NFC North in 2020, and here’s 5 reasons why

MINNEAPOLIS, MN - DECEMBER 29: Mitchell Trubisky #10 of the Chicago Bears exits the field after the game against the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium on December 29, 2019 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Bears defeated the Vikings 21-19. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images) /

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Allen Robinson #12 of the Chicago Bears (Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images) /

3. Plethora Of Offensive Weapons

Allen Robinson is up for a monster year with the Chicago Bears. He’s in his contract year, and there’s finally some positivity at the quarterback position. Despite the issues at quarterback last season, Robinson put up 1,147 yards and seven touchdowns. He’s looking to earn himself a monster contract by putting up some major stats.

The Bears added to their star power on offense. Not many people were thrilled with the Bears signing Jimmy Graham for the money he got, but it’s hard to say he’s not an upgrade for the passing attack. He spent two mediocre seasons on the Packers before leaving for their biggest rival. Now, he’s looking to add another weapon on dropbacks.

That wasn’t the only big signing on the offensive side. They also brought in Ted Ginn Jr. The speedster is still hanging on to his career after 13 seasons in the NFL and signed a $1.18 million deal. He can still take the top off of a defense, as proof by his 14 yards per reception.

Hopefully, Matt Nagy doesn’t just forget about his rushing attack this season. David Montgomery and Tarik Cohen could be a very formidable duo when used correctly. The opposite of that happened, but Nagy did really well with Cohen and Jordan Howard two seasons ago. We hope he learned from last year’s mistakes.

This offense has the weaponry to be good in this division. They can build confidence against teams like the Lions that lead to big games against the Packers and Vikings.