Monday: 7:30 p.m. at Soldier Field (Ch. 4; ESPN; 100.3-FM, 1130-AM)
ABOUT THE BEARS
• Bears (1-3) lost decidedly last week to the Packers, 35-14, and QB Aaron Rodgers completed just 18 passes, four of them touchdowns.
• Quarterback Mike Glennon committed four turnovers (two interceptions, two fumbles) in the loss, losing his starting job in the process.
• So the Bears will start rookie second-overall pick Mitchell Trubisky in his first NFL game on Monday night. Trubisky started just 13 games at North Carolina before Chicago traded up in the draft to select him.
• The Bears defense is just one of four NFL units without an interception yet, contributing to Chicago's league-worst turnover differential (-7).
PLAYER SPEAK | Tarik Cohen, RB
• Cohen, a fourth-round pick out of North Carolina A&T, is off to a hot start as a rookie. The passing-down back is averaging more than 6 yards per touch as a dual rushing and receiving threat.
• The Bears have used Cohen and starter Jordan Howard as a 1-2 punch. Howard leads the backfield rotation with 145 snaps and 73 touches to Cohen's 114 snaps and 54 touches.
• On seeing 54 touches in his first four games: "When I came in, they realized I could do a little bit more. They put a lot of the load on me as far as things in the playbook, and I've been able to handle that well."
