It was an odd start for a man who radiates calm — a hazy, crazy, Bizarro World beginning to an NFL coaching career. It was as if the offense Marc Trestman had brought from Canada had run into exchange-rate issues and was worth next to nothing by the time it got here. Not only that, he was relying on defensive turnovers, the currency that was used so often under his predecessor. Lovie Trestman? Say it ain’t so, I know. But for the first half Sunday, it certainly was so. There was a Bears timeout after the second offensive play of …
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