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

Six months ago, Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator Drew Petzing was considered a likely name to emerge atop head coach interview lists by the end of the season. That hasn’t quite turned into reality, thanks to an inconsistent offense. But at least one team remains interested in Petzing.

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Cardinals OC Drew Petzing's name is in the head-coaching carousel this offseason. Just how prepared is Arizona internally if he leaves?

The Chicago Bears have confirmed for the first time one of their head coaching candidates, completing an interview with Mike Vrabel.

According to NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport, the Chicago Bears have requested an interview with Cardinals offensive coordinator Drew Petzing. Petzing has been the Cardinals’ OC for two years, his first two years at the position. Previously, he coached quarterbacks and tight ends for the Cleveland Browns.

Former Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel completed his interview with the Chicago Bears on Wednesday for their head coaching vacancy, the first candidate to officially meet with the team. The Bears conducted a virtual interview with Vrabel, despite having the chance to bring him in to Halas Hall for an in-person meeting.

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President of football operations/general manager John Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan detailed coordinator coaching changes, takeaways from the 2024 season and potential offseason player decisions.

Juszczyk and Warner have been voted onto the Players' All-Pro team in three-consecutive years. For more information on the specifics of the voting process and the full player list, click here.