Bears Mailbag -- If 2020 Season's Cancelled, Who Is 2021 QB?

It’s been a long time since I published a Bears Mailbag. It’s good to be back! I hope everyone has been keeping safe and healthy, especially with an uptick in COVID-19 cases showing up around the country.

With further ado, let’s reach into this week’s Bears Mailbag. Thanks to everyone who submitted questions — always appreciate the participation. Follow me on Twitter @DhruvKoul to continue the conversation.

Mailbag

As much as it may surprise us, there may be a market for Trubisky in free agency that pushes his "prove-it deal" value too high for the Bears to afford. In that case, they likely roll with Foles and look at future options.
— Dhruv Koul (@DhruvKoul) July 14, 2020

I haven't plunged in to his tape too much yet, but I can see potential. He played out of position a good bit in college, so he'll have to adapt a bit to the pro-game. I think he can contribute more than Aaron Lynch did in 2019.
— Dhruv Koul (@DhruvKoul) July 14, 2020

Mitch held Nagy back. I've covered this extensively in previous tweets and Mailbags. 🙂
— Dhruv Koul (@DhruvKoul) July 14, 2020

One thing to note about an OL — often times, a good OL's sum is greater than its parts. The Bears believe Juan Castillo can communicate the scheme better. And Germain Ifedi is a very talented player. They have some decent depth, too.
— Dhruv Koul (@DhruvKoul) July 14, 2020

I think Riley Ridley will be a solid role player in 2020. He's probably in WR #4 status at the moment, with Allen Robinson, Anthony Miller, and (likely) Ted Ginn Jr. taking the third spot.
— Dhruv Koul (@DhruvKoul) July 14, 2020

All of the @ChicagoBears!
— Dhruv Koul (@DhruvKoul) July 14, 2020

Take enough sleeping pills to time an August 2021 awakening.
— Dhruv Koul (@DhruvKoul) July 14, 2020

Brilliant, hahaha.

If we're talking DBs, I have to roll with Eddie Jackson. If the Bears let him get back to playing center field with an upgraded pass rush like they have, he could flirt with double-digits.
— Dhruv Koul (@DhruvKoul) July 14, 2020

(For context, the original question in the above Tweet thread was asking who would lead the Bears in interceptions in 2020.)