Bears chairman George McCaskey takes questions from reporters.
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Making changes at Halas Hall
Firing Matt Nagy and Ryan Pace is just the start of a long transition for the Bears.
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The former Bears head coach was hired by the Chiefs as a senior assistant/quarterbacks coach, reuniting him with mentor Andy Reid and quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
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Pace, who had a 48-65 record in Chicago, joins Emery, who brought chaos to the Bears.
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He’ll be one of three senior personnel directors, the team announced Thursday.
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The Bears’ new bosses made their media debut.
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“Last year was kind of weird,” Fields said. New coach Matt Eberflus and new GM Ryan Poles are intent on making 2022 a lot more comfortable for him.
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Eberflus laid out his plan Monday. It wasn’t thrilling, but it was sensible.
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Introductions of new general manager Ryan Poles and coach Matt Eberflus offer a bit of sunshine, but we’ve seen — and felt — all this before.
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The Bears are counting on Poles’ intuition to break the cycle of losing at Halas Hall. “The moment he walked into the room, I knew he was the guy,” said the new GM, who needed less than 48 hours to hire Eberflus.
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Before Ryan Poles took the Bears’ general manager job, he told chairman George McCaskey he wanted an assistant GM — something Ryan Pace never had.
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McCaskey refused to detail the length of the contracts he gave GM Ryan Poles and head coach Matt Eberflus.