I think people underestimate how big of a role coaching played with the Bears last year. If they were consistently getting blown out then I would agree that they still have a long way to go. But this is a team that ran the most predictable offense (run, run, pass, punt) ever, didn't let their quarterback take shots, and, with the exception of the Eagles game, generally only lost Trubisky's games by one or two scores despite these limitations. They may have gone 5-11, but they played more like a 7-9/8-8 team with Trubisky around. Now that we've added Mack/Smith/the offensive weapons and system, I wouldn't consider a 9 or 10 win season that big of a jump.