HC Matt Nagy, GM Ryan Pace will return after 'impressive' finish to 2020
 

Chairman George McCaskey lauded the duo's resiliency during the team's 8-8 season

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/b...inish-to-2020/

Hmm.

Lololol loser franchise.

It's almost like no one over there knows what they're doing.

Ryan Pace should have been fired long ago but Nagy coached his ****ing ass off in 2021.

They don't have a QB, their receivers are garbage, as are their running backs (although David Montgomery looked decent in the last part of the season) yet Nagy was somehow able to get 8 wins out of a shit squad and make the playoffs.

Agreed.

Pace.... Other than that Mack trade, which looks good, still.....Trubisky.....Woof.

But Nagy got some things done.

Agreed. I think I read earlier this season that their OL was messed up as well.

Biggest issue is obviously QB. They haven't had one in three seasons or whatever. Give Nagy a real QB and a couple seasons, I bet CHI would be a much better offensive team.

Their owner isn't committed to winning a championship, hence falling ass backwards into the playoffs with Pace is good enough.

Ryan Pace will forever be tainted by the 2017 draft and his decision to draft Trubisky ahead of Mahomes and Watson

Not just that - he actually traded up from 3 to 2 to do it. It's still crazy to think he did that for somebody who probably should have gone in the third round.

When you factor in the picks he dumped to get Mack, he absolutely decimated their ability to draft talent for a couple of years.

He's gotta have pictures of Halas ****ing a goat or something.

I mean, I know historically sucktastic franchises have won championships in the past 20 years, but the Bears finding a franchise QB better than Jim McMahon is one of the more unbelievable, "I'll believe it when I see it" scenarios.

The Bears are totally the worst franchise when it comes to QBs in NFL history, right?

They just need a QB

Rex Grossman disagrees.For like the 4 seconds before defenses figured him out. ROFL

This is kind of what I've been thinking for a few decades now. How is it possible that CHI couldn't find one decent QB, even just on Kirk Cousins' level since McMahon? Doesn't seem possible.

Heard a quote from Pace today on the Doug Gottlieb show

"Every decision I make for this team is the right decision"

That is some astonishing arrogance, very Pioli-like... good luck, Bears fans

Yep.

Firing Nagy would have been really dumb.

Soooo . . . he doesn't remember drafting Tru-biscuit? PTSD?

Deserved. Good to see someone keep their job after getting to the playoffs w/Mitch Trubisky. Mitch played well down the stretch too.

If only they had a top 5 draft pick the last few years.

Trubisky back at starter ?

Unlikely, considering that CHI has already announced that they are not seeking to pick up his 5th year option.

They can probably extend him cheap. Because who's going to pay him?

There are 3 pro bowl level QB's wanting out of their cities. I doubt the Lions would trade with Chi-town but there are options out there.

Hell, imagine Watson in Chicago...

Chiefs had a hard on for Trubisky as well. Lots of revisionist history going on with him with the success of Mahomes.

After the Mack trade this is kind of what i was thinking. Maybe they can send Foles plus picks, or dare i say, Mack plus picks?

Say what now?

Pace never considered anyone other than Trubisky, then gave Mike Glennon 18 million to go 1-3 as a starter. The **** would you trust this guy finding their next QB?

Where did this come from? Ive never heard that. Pre draft the chiefs were smoke screening that they wanted to trade up and get a line backer. I remember the Chiefs supposedly being in on Osweiller and Manziel, but ive never heard that.

Yeah, I call bullshit on that one.

And traded for Foles.

Was that Naggys fault? That was not if I recall.

At some point gms have to learn a valuable lesson that drafting a top 3 pick qb should not stop you from finding a qbotf. Not a bandaid. Not an expensive backup. A true qbotf. Props to Arizona and Seattle, two good examples of teams who didn't settle too long on their QB and it really paid off for them.

Just amazing how so many billion dollar entities (which is the valuation of most NFL franchises, including the Bears), are satisfied with consistent mediocrity.

The Bears only backed into the playoffs because of the expanded 7th seed, and because of a fluke tie breaking scenario over Arizona and then were promptly curb stomped by the Saints.

But apparently that outcome, along with the Trublowsky over Mahomes/Watson epic failure is "impressive" enough for their loser ownership.

Bullshit

If you can make billions being consistently mediocre, it's hard to argue with the business strategy.

With the way the NFL tv contracts work, you get paid regardless. It is not like baseball where teams sucking for a long time can be attributed to small market and lack of finances.