Chicago Bears Pursue Trade for Steelers Coach Tomlin

The Chicago Bears are actively searching for a new head coach and recently made an audacious attempt to trade for Pittsburgh Steelers' head coach Mike Tomlin, although their inquiry was quickly rebuffed by the Steelers. Tomlin, who has been with the Steelers since 2007 and boasts a successful record, indicated he is not interested in leaving Pittsburgh, stating, 'Save your time' when asked about potential interest from other teams. The Bears have interviewed numerous candidates as they seek to replace Matt Eberflus, and their approach towards Tomlin reflects their willingness to explore all options. While the Bears' interest in Tomlin highlights their ambition, the Steelers have no intention of parting with their long-time coach, especially given his impressive tenure. Tomlin's contract includes a no-trade clause, further complicating any potential moves. As the Bears continue their search, they are considering a wide range of candidates to find the right fit for their organization.