Bears outside linebacker Robert Quinn hopes to turn around his 2020 season

Posted Nov 28, 2020
Robert Quinn knows he hasn’t been good enough. The Bears signed the veteran outside linebacker to a five-year, $70 million contract for one purpose: to disrupt the opposing quarterback. Quinn has been a dominant pass rusher in his career, with two Pro Bowl selections to show for it. The biggest criticism against him is that he’s not effective vs. the run. (Bureau County Republican)

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