The Bears can get away with their dink and dunk offense if it sustains drives and wins the TOP battle. The problem this year was that the defense couldn't get off the field, so they weren't winning the field position battle. What I saw was a failure to adjust to the reality of the circumstances; an elite defense who can create 3 and outs and win the field position battle can let you play a vanilla offensive scheme, but when your offense is constantly starting deep in their own zone (and often behind on the scoreboard), things need to get more creative. Orton IS a problem, and one that better receivers won't necessarily fix. Hester is a deep threat and potential game changer but Orton can't hit him in stride. When your only deep threat is rolling the dice on a pass interference call, that's ENTIRELY on the QB. I just hope the Bears will have a franchise QB in my lifetime, as they haven't had one yet.