Meet a Bears Defensive Coordinator Candidate: Jonathan Gannon
Colts DBs/CornerbackS Coach Jonathan Gannon is an outside-of-the-box candidate to replace Chuck Pagano.
Colts DBs/CornerbackS Coach Jonathan Gannon is an outside-of-the-box candidate to replace Chuck Pagano.
Some of the Bears’ most important players turned in disappointing seasons in 2020.
The Bears actually being listed by an insider as a possible landing spot for Deshaun Watson should make your ears perk up.
And of course there are potential Bears implications here.
George Edwards, who interviewed for the Bears’ head-coaching vacancy in 2018, is now a candidate for defensive coordinator.
Some significant changes to the NFL Scouting Combine could impact the Bears’ search for a QB.
James Bettcher, who was a rumored potential candidate to be the Bears’ DC in 2018, is a candidate for the gig in 2021.
History will be made on Super Bowl Sunday.
A cut in the salary cap will leave the Bears with a lot to do in what already figures to be a busy offseason.
The NFL says it wants teams to be more inclusive in the hiring process, but it doesn’t seem like that’s playing out right now.
George Edwards, who interviewed for the Bears’ head-coaching vacancy in 2018, is a candidate to take over as defensive coordinator in 2021.
Jay Rodgers has coached under John Fox, Vic Fangio, and Chuck Pagano. It could be his time to run the show in Chicago.
Justin Fields, a top-flight quarterback prospect, is entering the 2021 NFL Draft.
Keeping an eye on the Bears’ coaching staff, which could see a shakeup this offseason.
Gannon has spent the last three years coaching Indianapolis Colts defensive backs.
Even though the Bears have long been eliminated, Matt Nagy’s influence lives on in the postseason.
All things considered, you can see why Texans fans wanted to organize such a march in the first place.
Incoming Chargers Head Coach Brandon Staley could poach Bears DL Coach Jay Rodgers off Matt Nagy’s staff.
Sean Payton ripping a page from Matt Nagy’s playbook was totally unexpected.
If Deshaun Watson becomes available, there will be no shortage of interested teams wanting to make a deal.
Two more spots on conference championship weekend will be clinched today!
Watching the Bears-less playoffs is an eye-opening experience.
The NFL Playoffs resume without the Chicago Bears. Sigh.
The Texans organization is a mess. So much so, Deshaun Watson reportedly “wants out.”
It’s been 3,653 days since the Bears’ last playoff win. And that’s far too long, in my opinion.
The pending free agent’s suspension will allow him to participate in training camp, the preseason, and the offseason program.
Laying the ground work for what the kind of quarterback the Bears are looking for this offseason.
There should be no shortage of candidates who are interested in being the Bears’ defensive coordinator.
Urban Meyer, Robert Saleh, Brad Holmes, and the other names who are being hired elsewhere while the Bears sit on their hands.
If the Chicago Bears want to hire Jay Rodgers to replace Chuck Pagano, they’ll have to move quickly to do so.
The Chicago Bears will obsessively search for a new quarterback this offseason, so let’s check out some options.
Talk about watching the Packers lose all you want, but until the Bears change to do it themselves, their words are hollow.
The Chicago Bears’ Director of Recruitment is at it again…
What a mess that was!
And with that, the Bears are looking for a defensive coordinator for the second time since Vic Fangio’s departure in 2019.
Wait … Goerge McCaskey is asking WHO for advice?!
Our obsessive quarterback watch begins a new, as “everything is on the table” for the 2021 Bears.