The Chicago Bears are actively involved in their coaching search, conducting multiple interviews with potential candidates. The search includes both offensive and defensive coordinators, as well as external head coaching candidates.
The Bears are expected to conduct more interviews this week, and interviews could continue after the first round of the NFL playoffs. The team is expected to conduct more interviews in coming days, including talks with Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn. Interim head coach Thomas Brown could also get an interview with another team, according to a new report Thursday.The Cardinals had one of the league’s best overall offenses, averaging 358.
2 yards per game, and were a dominant force running the ball, ranking seventh in the league in rushing yards per game. The Bears also confirmed they had interviewed Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver. The Dolphins were in the top-five in the NFL in yards allowed per game, and were ranked in the top-10 in passing yards against per game and points allowed per game this season. Feeling out of the loop? We'll catch you up on the Chicago news you need to know. Sign up for the weekly According to reports, the Seattle Seahawks are expected to interview Bears interim head coach Thomas Brown for their open offensive coordinator position. The Bears are also expected to interview Brown for their head coaching position, GM Ryan Poles had confirmed over the weekend. The Bears could also face losing assistant general manager Ian Cunningham this offseason, as he's believed to have several teams interested in his services. According to Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz,Poles has said that Cunningham will not participate in the first round of coaching interviews so that he can focus on interviews for promotions.The Bears announced their first completed coaching interview, confirming they had spoken to former Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel. Vrabel is also considered a strong contender for the open job with the New England Patriots, and multiple other teams have reportedly expressed plans to interview him
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