3 now eliminated Chicago Bears coaching candidates to consider

The Chicago Bears were a very subpar NFL team in 2021. They weren’t the worst team in the league but you would almost rather them be. They don’t have their first-round pick because of the Justin Fields trade but at least the other round’s selections would be higher picks.

Another bad year led to the dismissal of Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy as general manager and head coach respectively. That was a great decision made by the Bears but things have been pretty bad since that announcement. The search for their replacements has not gone well.

They have interviewed what seems like every possible candidate which isn’t always a good idea. They seem to have no idea how to run a business over there which is why they have been so bad for so long. In the meantime, all we can do is hope that they throw the dart at the dartboard and hit a lucky bullseye.

The NFL postseason has been awesome so far. All four games during the divisional round ended on a game-winning play. The first three were Field Goals and the last one was an overtime touchdown pass from Patrick Mahomes to Travis Kelce. You can argue that it was the best weekend in the history of the Division Round.

Of course, the Chicago Bears don’t participate in the playoffs so our Super Bowl is seeing the Green Bay Packers take an early exit from postseason contention. However, there is one positive thing to take from this weekend in terms of the Bears.

The Chicago Bears really need to hit on their next head coach to have success.

There are some of their head coaching candidates that are now eliminated as a result of their team’s loss. These are the three best candidates to take from that group of guys who are now officially available: