The Chicago Bulls have struggled significantly over the past decade, as reflected in their consistently below-average net rating compared to other NBA teams.

• Chicago Bulls have not finished in the top 10 in net rating over the past ten seasons.
• Their average net rating stands at -1.85, with an average rank of roughly 19th among the 30 NBA teams.

The decision to rebuild in 2017 was expected to impact the numbers, but the subsequent failure to improve led to a complete front office overhaul.

• Chicago Bulls have consistently struggled to break out of the middle tier in terms of net rating over the last decade.
• The organization's efforts to change the trend under a new front office have so far been underwhelming.

Despite promises to turn things around, the challenge of reversing a long-term trend like this remains daunting for the organization.

The Chicago Bulls' prolonged struggle with maintaining a competitive net rating underscores the challenges facing the team in establishing a more successful trajectory despite recent organizational changes.