The Bears passed over some of the NFL's best play-callers a year ago — will they do it again for head coach?
The Bears interviewed Kliff Kingsbury and decided not to hire him as their own offensive coordinator in January. A year later, they’ll have the chance to do the same for a much better job — head coach.
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The Chicago Bears are reportedly interested in meeting with a legendary head coach following Matt Eberflus' firing. Per ...
The Bears will treat the season finale like any other game says interim coach Thomas Brown, which means Caleb Williams and ...
One of the Chicago Bears' highest-paid stars has been floated as a potential trade candidate as the team prepares for the ...
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Reporter suggests Bears' head-coaching vacancy may not attract top candidateThe dysfunction could be hampering rookie quarterback Caleb Williams' development. Over his past three games, the 2024 No. 1 ...
The Bears need a new head coach and Ben Johnson seems like a good fit but both sides seem to have apprehension about the ...
Following the loss, Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson was asked about the chant and the crowd voicing their displeasure, and told 670 the Score that he understands the fans frustration. "They have high ...
It's been a difficult year for the Chicago Bears, but the future could be bright. During an appearance on the This is ...
Odunze has stayed positive in a challenging year, leaning on his note-taking and building chemistry with fellow rookie Caleb ...
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