This.
We have a mere interview scheduled with a coach who had a winning record, took a putrid Bears franchise to the playoffs twice with Mitch Trubisky being saddled on him by a GM that struggled mightily in the talent acquisition department, came a double-doink FG away from advancing, and has since spent time the past three years working under the current premier coach for the current premier team of the league and one of the most innovative offenses the sport has seen play-design wise.
I don’t understand all the whining. Just because a guy fizzled out at one job doesn’t make him a bad candidate.
Reading some of these posts, you’d think we are passing on a host of 2-3 time Super Bowl Champion head coaches that are available to us.
It’s an interview, folks. That’s it. This is the exact type of candidate we should be interviewing from the former HC realm, along with a handful of potential up and comer types.
I think it’s worth hearing what Nagy has to say, at a minimal.