Never underestimate the Bears' ability to accidently win games in order to shoot themselves in the foot long term. Before the SF game, when everyone was predicting the Bears would lose 77- negative 6, their prospects looked just as bleak as they do now. The coaching staff found a way to save their jobs. I believe that they'll do that again, especially since going 6-10 and picking 6th or 7th would be much worse in the long run than going 3-13. I would not compare what it looked like going into San Fran to what it looks like now. They lost week 1 by 3 points in overtime. That was incredibly disappointing for a team with Super Bowl aspirations, but it is worlds away from 3 straight double digit losses and surrendering 50+ points for two consecutive games with a bye week in between. After week 1 the fear was this team would struggle to get to 9 wins and might be 7-9. Now it looks like they might not eve win another game.