Former Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus received the bulk of the blame for the team’s shortcomings in the 2024 season. However, an NFL executive

Kevin Byard's eye-opening insights on his experience with the Chicago Bears and the qualities he seeks in the next head coach.

The Chicago Bears will be looking for a full-time replacement for Matt Eberflus now that the season has ended, but they could have some competition in that space.

The Bears are searching for a new head coach. Here's an updated tracker of everyone the team has requested to interview so far.

According to NFL Network national insider Ian Rapoport, the Bears have requested to speak with Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator Drew Petzing, who was a graduate assistant for the Eagles from 2010-11. “The #Bears have put in a request to speak with #AZCardinals OC Drew Petzing, source said, a rising, impressive coach,” said Rapoport via X.

Thomas Brown’s head coach interview undoubtedly will be useful for Chicago Bears leadership to hear Brown’s perspective on all that went wrong this season and how to fix it.

Discussing what he's seen from Williams in 2024 and what he believes is best for the USC quarterback moving forward, former head coach Dave Wannstedt told Colin Cowherd on his FS1 show that he wants to see Chicago hire an offensive-minded head coach with an extensive track record of success at the NFL level.

The Bears fired Matt Eberflus after a Thanksgiving disaster against the Lions. Here's a look at who might replace him, including Pete Carroll.

The Chicago Bears requested to interview Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator Drew Petzing for their head-coaching job, reports Ian Rapoport.

Our Bears writers share their takes on the men Ryan Poles and company are likely to consider as the next head coach.

Cardinals offensive coordinator Drew Petzing may be in the mix for the head coaching job in Chicago. According to multiple reports, the Bears have requested an interview with Petzing for the vacancy they created when they fired Matt Eberflus during the regular season.