Less than a week ago, we passed along the word that former Minnesota Vikings’ head coach Brad Childress was going to be retiring from the world of coaching. Perhaps Childress should look into a career in either boxing or professional wrestling, because he might now be pushing the record for the shortest retirement ever.
Yes, Childress is back, and now the Vikings will get to see him twice a year. That’s because he’s heading to the Windy City to be an offensive consultant with the Chicago Bears. He joins the coaching staff now headed up by Matt Nagy, who served as co-offensive coordinator with Childress under Andy Reid with the Kansas City Chiefs.