Mitchell Trubisky and the Chicago Bears' offense have had a rough start to the season. Sure, they're 1-1, but the offense has been stagnant and they barely beat a shoddy Denver Broncos team last week. Well, on Monday Night Football against the Washington Redskins, it looks like things have finally clicked for the Bears' offense, particularly between Trubisky and wide receiver Taylor Gabriel.

That might've been the easiest touchdown any quarterback in the history of the NFL has ever thrown. Gabriel's route had the Redskins defense turned around, and he was wide open for an easy score.

The second touchdown to Gabriel was almost as simple, with the same outcome Bears fans love to see: a touchdown. Following the fumble recovery from Akiem Hicks, Trubisky and Gabriel were quickly able to add to their lead.

That last score made it 21-0, and barring a heroic comeback from Case Keenum and the Redskins, it looks like the Bears will finally have their first solid, no doubt win of the 2019 campaign.