The Chicago Bears fired most of their offensive coaching staff at the conclusion of their disappointing 2019 season. It was a season that saw their rushing yards per game, rushing yards per attempt, passing yards per game, and passing yards per attempt all decrease from the year prior. There’s plenty of blame for the assistant coaches, the play caller (head coach Matt Nagy), the scheme, and the players, because all aspects of Chicago’s offense needs to take accountability for that dreadful performance.
When general manager Ryan Pace and his scouts, and Nagy and his revamped offensive coaching staff, which includes new o-line coach Juan Castillo, evaluated their returning starting offensive line of left tackle Charles Leno Jr.