The Buffalo Bills were firing on all cylinders Saturday in their 41-15 demolition of the Chicago Bears. Buffalo improved to 2-0 for the preseason on a game that saw dominant performances all around. Here are the top four takeaways from the game. Mitchell Trubisky’s revenge tour Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky exacted revenge against the team that drafted him second overall in 2017, only to make him depart in free agency unceremoniously after the 2020 season. After an emphasis on running the ball a week ago against the Lions, offensive coordinator Brian Daboll allowed the backup quarterback to air it out against his former team. Trubisky was efficient in the passing game, finishing 20-of-28 for 221 passing yards and one touchdown during the first half, adding an 11-yard rush as well. The 27-year old completed passes to nine different players while helping the Bills put points on the board in six of his seven drives. Sure, it was a preseason game, but Trubisky’s strong play has to instill confidence in the coaching staff that he’s more than capable of operating the offense at a high level in the worst-case scenario event of Josh Allen suffering an injury. Bills young pass rushers flash … Continue reading 4 biggest takeaways from Bills 41-15 rout vs. Bears