Baffoe: Now What, Bears?
The onus is on general manager Ryan Pace, someone who has yet to gain much trust in three years in Chicago.
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The onus is on general manager Ryan Pace, someone who has yet to gain much trust in three years in Chicago.
Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels tops the list of names the Bears should explore to be their next head coach.
Fired Monday morning, Fox finished 14-34 in his three seasons leading the Bears.
Tabbed to turn around the Bears, Fox posted a record of 14-34 in Chicago.
The Bears will have a top-10 pick for the second straight season after going 5-11.
Fox's reputation as a turnaround specialist has been undone with the Bears, with setbacks coming in every variety.
The Bears lauded Fox as a players' coach and took responsibility for their failures during his three seasons.
With a 5-11 mark, Chicago finished last in the NFC North for the fourth straight season.
The Bears will also be without two starters on the offensive line against one of the league's premier defenses.
The Bears (5-10) are on the road to face the Vikings (12-3) on Sunday at noon.
