My guess... it will come down to Sullivan, Dennison, McCoy or Arians. I really have no problem with this selection. Could be worse
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My guess... it will come down to Sullivan, Dennison, McCoy or Arians. I really have no problem with this selection. Could be worse
been there :DQuote:
Originally Posted by little bear
it never happened ;)
As a matter of fact, it has been! LOL
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Originally Posted by GermansbombedPH
Emery is even smoke screening his interview process. Good job Phil. :smile:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rakk
Don't really like 100 threads about the same topic with the conversations take over and over again and again. Would want to keep everything in one thread.
Next candidate: Seahawks OC BevellQuote:
Jason La Canfora @JasonLaCanfora
The Bears were granted permission to interview Seahawks OC Darrell Bevell last week. Add him to the long list of candidates in Chicago
Wow. This is twice in the past month that I've witnessed two of my favorite football teams being involved in intensive coaching searches. The one down here at the University of Tennessee was controversial to say the least. Our athletic director (Dave Hart) really bungled the process badly, yet UT still got a solid head coach in the University of Cincinnati's Butch Jones. We went after guys like Charlie Strong, Jimbo Fisher, Mike Gundy and Larry Fedora, and none of them wanted to come here after all the chaos that has occurred in the past five years. We got a good coach who has won four conference championships between his jobs at Central Michigan and Cincinnati. I'm optimistic about the future.
As for the Bears, it looks like the search for a head coach is a better operated than the one conducted at UT. Emery is leaving no stone unturned in his quest to find the perfect fit for the Bears. I'm hoping he hires Dennison because Arians is too old, Carmichael and Clements only know how to throw the football when everyone knows that to be successful in Chicago you have to run, and I'm not entirely sure just how proven Mike McCoy is yet; he did have Peyton Manning as his quarterback this year, after all. However, I'll take any of those coaches I mentioned in a heartbeat because they all have produced good results at their respective locations.
Not sure. There seem to be a lot of little sub-plots and guys have their favs and slants on it. Might be easier to divide by candidate.
I hear he's rubbing Ariens' shiny bald head for good luck. What say you on that?Quote:
Originally Posted by bearsinhouston
Ot TO's. When I throw a hissy fit, I'll do sit-up's in my driveway in front of reporters. :smile:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rakk
For the record, the Bears have NOT interviewed him yet. They just requested permission to interview him. In the first week after the season, teams can only interview playoff coaches if their team has a bye, and of course the Colts didn't. Once the coach's team has been eliminated, he can interview at any time. Look for the Bears to interview him in the next few days.