It seems the Bears are at a crossroads. Fresh off a 26-6 complete beatdown in Cleveland where Chicago resembled anything but a contender, Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy are firmly in the crosshairs.
It's the first time the Bears have seen such potential for managerial turmoil since, well, a few years ago with John Fox. And a few years ago before that, with Phil Emery and Marc Trestman. And a few more years to precede that with Lovie Smith and Jerry Angelo. And several more—oh, well, you understand the idea. The Bears are nothing if not consistent in their inconsistent ability to seemingly find anyone capable of running a standard professional football team.