Only one season ago, the Chicago Bears finished dead last in the NFC North division with a record of 5-11. One year later, the Chicago Bears ended the regular season atop of the NFC North with a record of 12-4 and are now in contention of a Super Bowl in their future. Second-year quarterback, Mitchell Trubisky, was able to lead the team offensively while the acquisition of Khalil Mack helped the Bears become the defensive powerhouse the football franchise is known for.
The old school Chicago Bears fans are riding high on their 1986 Super Bowl victory while new-age fans are waiting for the team to rise to championship prominence once again. Only time will tell what the Bears will be able to bounce back after Cody Parkey's 'double-doink' missed field goal kick that eliminated them from this year's playoffs. Prior to the beginning of the 2018-19 NFL season, the Chicago Bears were ranked 4th in fan equity, 12th in social equity, and 12th in road equity.