Because everyone loves talking about NFL coaching trees, let’s talk about one that will be heavily represented this weekend in the NFL’s divisional round playoffs.
The Chicago Bulls visit the Cleveland Cavaliers tonight looking to snap their season-long four-game losing streak.
Perhaps Kelly’s work ethic, desire to have a pulse on everything in football ops, and experience could make him a great GM. But for Chicago?
Chicago Bears’ Assistant Director of Player Personnel Champ Kelly will interview for the vacant GM job in Las Vegas on Thursday.
According to one NFL insider, Colts assistant GM Ed Dodds is no longer a candidate for the Chicago Bears vacant GM job.
Pete Caroll and the Seattle Seahawks reportedly have interest in Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Sean Desai.
Trouble in Los Angeles is brewing as the Lakers continue to fall below expectations this season. Might a change be in store soon?
The NFL’s Super Wild Card Weekend is in the books, but the head coaching carosoul spins on; where will it stop? Nobody knows.
The Bulls skid reaches four games after a lackluster performance in Memphis on MLK Day.
Happy MLK Day, and GO BULLS!
After a week to forget for the Chicago Bulls, the schedule does not get any easier for them this week, starting with a date with Memphis.
With the Bears out of the picture, we turn our attention to the NFL’s best and brightest as the playoffs kick off on Saturday.
Ran Carthon has spent the last 14 years working in pro scouting at various stops and is now looking for his shot to be an NFL GM.
LeSean McCoy had some candid things to say about the Antonio Brown situation and his time in Tampa Bay last year.
Can you imagine the Chicago Bulls having two starters in February’s NBA All-Star Game!? It’s a real possibility right now.
The Chicago Bears have had a front-row seat to Nathaniel Hackett’s offenses in Green Bay the past three seasons.
The Vikings have requested to interview Philadelphia VP of Football Operations Catherine Raîche for their vacant GM position.
Portland’s Damian Lillard being sidelined for a significant period doesn’t bode well for the Chicago Bulls.
Are you having trouble keeping track of all of the GM and Head Coach candidates tied to the Bears at this point? We’ve got you covered!
Brian Flores checks a lot of boxes.
How do you distract one of the best shooters in the NBA with the game on the line in an empty arena, you ask? A dinosaur mascot, that’s how.
The Bulls laid a 46-point beatdown on the Detroit Pistons, the largest margin of victory in the series history, even after a slow start.
A stretch of four games in five nights begins with the Pistons at home tonight, and the Bulls should be careful not to play down to the Pistons record tonight.
Ja Morant and the Grizzlies are on a heater with their sights set on the Warriors for the top spot in the West with the two red-hot teams squaring off tonight in Memphis.
The Chicago Bulls have been riding high, but this week will be a grind for the Eastern Conference’s top team.
This evening, the Chicago Bears have released statements from former GM Ryan Pace and head coach Matt Nagy.
New beginnings around the NFL and a wild and wacky Week 18 mark the end of the 2021 regular season.
Marc-André Fleury stood on his head in Vegas, masking the Blackhawk’s same old song and dance, helping the visitors escape with two points.
A rushing touchdown, a passing touchdown, an offensive fumble recovery for a touchdown, and two special teams fumble recoveries. This was a wild one!
The league is starting to take note of the entertainment value of this Bulls squad.
We’ve reached the end, folks.
The first ever Week 18 is nuts.
At the first NBA All-Star Game voting update, DeMar DeRozan dominates the voting with Zach LaVine within shouting distance of a starting spot!
Drama is aplenty across the NFL as we prepare for the final weekend of the regular season.
Teams are calling about Jakob Chychrun, and the Coyotes are listening, but the reported price tag for the young defenseman is sky-high.
Just when you thought the suffering was over, it looks like the Packers will be back together in 2022.
The Blackhawks battled back from a two-goal deficit to force some free hockey tonight, but they’ll have to settle for one point after Cale Makar’s FILTHY overtime score.