For a guy who ran an offense exclusively out of the no-huddle at North Carolina, Mitch Trubisky seems to have full command of the huddle four games into his NFL career:
Josh Sitton with funny anecdote on Mitch Trubisky: "We started to break the huddle early, and he said, ‘Get the f— back in the huddle, and don’t break it until I break it.’ He kind of cussed at all of us linemen, and I was like, ‘Hell, yeah. I respect the s— out of that.’
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) November 8, 2017
Earning respect as a rookie quarterback is difficult for all of the obvious reasons, so I don’t expect demanding it to be an easy task. But it’s evident that Trubisky has earned it because he was demanding of it in the huddle.
For his next trick, Trubisky needs to earn the respect of opposing defenses. He can do that by throwing the ball against a reeling defense that will be set up to stop the run.
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