Chris Tabor can proudly say that his special teams units improved with every season he was with the Chicago Bears.

At some point, Jim Harbaugh has to make a decision. Whether it’s with Michigan, the Raiders, or some other interested team.

Matt Eberflus’ résumé includes stops in Dallas, Cleveland, and Indianapolis. He also played collegiately for Nick Saban. And soon, he’ll get a second interview with the Bears.

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.

He isn’t perfect, but I suppose the Bears could’ve done worse than tabbing Bill Polian to help with their coach and GM search.

According to one NFL insider, Colts assistant GM Ed Dodds is no longer a candidate for the Chicago Bears vacant GM job.

Bills front office exec Joe Schoen could put a fresh set of eyes on the pile of rubbish that was the 2021 Bears season.

In 2021, Indy’s “D” ranked 9th in scoring defense, had the 2nd most takeaways, and was 8th in Football Outsiders’ DVOA under Eberflus.

Jim Harbaugh has options. And while it sounds like he knows that, it doesn’t seem as if he is ready to make the call just yet.

Pete Caroll and the Seattle Seahawks reportedly have interest in Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Sean Desai.

If the Bears want Flores bad enough, they may have to offer him more than a traditional head coach role.

There is absolutely no reason for the Chicago Bears to rush through the general manager and head coach hiring process.

After getting interview requests from other teams granted, the Bears are finally getting around to setting up meetings.

Perhaps the road to Chicago’s next Super Bowl contender is someone who isn’t necessarily their type. Someone with an edge like Brian Flores.

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 answer isn’t as clear cut as any of us would like.

Let’s run down a list of known candidates for the Chicago Bears’ head coach and general manager vacancies.

That’s the way it should go as far as I’m concerned, so here’s hoping that’s how it actually plays out.

It’s a clean slate for the Las Vegas Raiders, dismissing GM Mike Mayock just months after Jon Gruden resigned from his post as head coach.

Ryan Poles has earned two promotions with K.C. since being the Director of College Scouting in 2017 back when they drafted Patrick Mahomes.

The Bears are talking shop with Colts DC Matt Eberflus and Asst. GM Ed Dodds for the open head coach and general manager vacancies.

Where should we be ranking the Bears job openings? Is it a better spot than the division rival Minnesota Vikings?

“A credit to them,” Prescott said after the Dallas Cowboys’ loss.

It is easy to dream on what quarterback Justin Fields could do in an offense run by Bills OC Brian Daboll.

Reggie McKenzie has front office experience with the Packers and Raiders. But he also a connection to a current Bears head coach candidate.

Monti Ossenfort has professional front office experience with the Houston Texans, New England Patriots, and Tennessee Titans.

Josh Allen and the Bills put up 47 points on Bill Belichick’s Patriots. And thus, bolster Brian Daboll’s candidacy in the process.

It sounds like Jim Caldwell, who led the Detroit Lions to their last winning season in 2017, expects to interview with the Bears.

Bills OC Brian Daboll will be under a microscope as Bears fans tune in to watch Buffalo’s playoff game to see what he does in primetime.

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.

Even though no Chicago football players landed on the AP’s first-team All-Pro squad, three Bears were given second-team honors.

Back in 2016, the Browns gave a behind-the-scenes look at what Glenn Cook’s responsibilities were at the time.

If Dan Pompei can do for Devin Hester what he did for Brian Urlacher, Bears fans will celebrate in Canton, Ohio, this summer.

JoJo Wooden has 16 years of front office experience with the Jets to go along with being with the Chargers since 2013.

Here we go again. The Chicago Bears just keep repeating the same story, and today’s article is an indictment.