Bears Seek New Head Coach Amid Struggles

The Chicago Bears are actively seeking a new full-time head coach following a disappointing season under interim head coach Thomas Brown, who took over after the firing of Matt Eberflus. Brown will be interviewed for the permanent position, but his chances are considered slim due to the team's poor record during his interim tenure. The Bears are also considering candidates such as Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores to revitalize their struggling offense and develop rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. There are potential internal challenges, including power struggles between candidates like Johnson, who may want more control, and current general manager Ryan Poles. As the Bears prepare for their final game against the Packers, players and staff aim to end the season on a high note, while organizational leadership eyes significant offseason changes. The Bears join several NFL teams, including the Patriots and potentially the Jaguars, in the search for a new head coach.