Trestman keeps cool before Bears offense heats up  Despite
sluggish attack in 1st half, coach makes no radical halftime
adjustments  September 09, 2013|By Dan Wiederer, Chicago Tribune
reporter (Chris Sweda/Tribune photo)  The first-half numbers
seemed troublesome. Marc Trestman's regular-season debut as
Bears head coach hadn't produced the kind of early excitement
some were anticipating Sunday.  Passes were dropped. Runs were
stuffed.  And after seven possessions took the Bears to halftime
with 97 total yards and only two drives that netted more than 10
yards, a sense of displeasure emerged.  Quarterback Jay Cutler
later said the early operation felt "off-kilter." Tight end
Martellus Bennett used a less newspaper-friendly adjective.
"Everybody felt like we needed to make more plays," Bennett
added.  But Trestman never felt the anxiety that pulsed through
the Soldier Field stands, through living rooms across the city
and even, to some extent, around his locker room.  "I wasn't
concerned," Trestman said. "I w