As we all know at this point in the NFL season, the Chicago Bears aren't very good. Going by record, they are the fourth worst team in all of the NFL. Now yes as fans, this is awful. A 3-10 record is nothing but embarrassing. Yes I know it could be worse but it is still bad. Now looking back into the Bears past seasons, its been bad for a long time. Since 1947, in the last 70 seasons, the Bears have 2 championships. They have only appeared in three other title games. That’s five championship/Super Bowl appearances in seven decades. Of course from a fans perspective, especially in a city that just got over a 108 year drought, this is not all that bad. It could be a lot worse. In more recent years, the Bears have made a habit of being an average to way below average team. Now being an average/below average team for multiple years really starts to hurt an organization. It is clear that they are missing a few key pieces, a star player or two to push them over the top. In the bears case, they never got that push to the top. They played their average games with their average teams. Now they're not even the average team they used to be. They slowly fell to the bottom of the league, but this is a good thing. Once a team hits the bottom there is only one place to go, up. Being in the position the Bears are in means losing is good. Losing more games means better draft picks. Better draft picks gives them the chance to get the players they need to spark the rise back to the top. Better draft picks means they wont be stuck picking mediocre wide receivers or line backers like they have made a habit of. They now have the chance to get rid of overpaid players who clearly don't have what it takes with this current team. Being bad gives the Bears the chance to rebuild. It gives them the chance to start fresh, starting with a new coach and maybe a new front office. They can get rid of the players who wont be able tp help the team in the long run. They have the chance to accumulate draft picks to bring in young stars from college who have the potential to turn it around for the Bears. Yes, I know this is a long process but at this point with the record the Bears have managed to produce not only this year but in the last 5 years, there is not much else they can do. We all know a process like this works, we just saw the end product with the cubs. The process works and in my opinion it is what the Bears need to do. This is why the Bears should keep losing. Being a fan, you never want your team to lose, but losing will only help the Bears begin the process of rebuilding the team.