Bears Hire Press Taylor as Passing Game Coordinator

The Chicago Bears have hired Press Taylor as their new passing game coordinator, bringing in a coach with significant NFL experience, including three seasons as the offensive coordinator for the Jacksonville Jaguars. Taylor's tenure in Jacksonville was marred by controversy, as he faced criticism for his play-calling, particularly during a difficult season for the team. Analysts have noted mixed reactions to his hiring, with some questioning the decision based on his previous lack of success and connection to former coach Doug Pederson. Despite this skepticism, some believe that Taylor's reduced responsibilities with the Bears could allow him to thrive in his new role under head coach Ben Johnson. The Bears aim to provide stability for their young quarterback, Caleb Williams, and Taylor's performance will be crucial to the team's offensive development. Should he succeed, it could revitalize his coaching career and open doors for future opportunities.