N/S: Bears interviewing Kingsbury for OC, fueling Caleb Williams talk (1 Viewer)

[Saint Spud]

 

[RaginSaint93]

So where is Justin Fields going?

 

[St. Geezy]

One of those situations where the H.C. would likely be signing his own death warrant.

Kingsbury will be the H.C. is short order if he lands there.

 

[Deuuuuce]

So what does this mean for Harbaugh

 

[St. Geezy]

So what does this mean for Harbaugh

What would this have to do with Harbaugh?

 

[Deuuuuce]

What would this have to do with Harbaugh?

I thought he was a candidate for the Bears HC job. I guess that is squashed.

 

[St. Geezy]

I thought he was a candidate for the Bears HC job. I guess that is squashed.

That job isn't open.

 

[jasonsw]

Lol. Because Kingsbury did such an awesome job in AZ, why not just roll with it.

This is why Chicago will always be irrelevant in NFL football. They try ideas that were fresh many years ago. Like Mike Martz offensive system. Replication attempts of the 85 bears defense.

 

[oodank]

Fields gone, but he might land in the Atl....that would not be ideal for the Saints. DA's defense typically has had issues with QBs that can create plays running the ball.

 

[TribuneUK]

So, Kingsbury coaches a college QB to the #1 pick again, then goes to coach him again? Seeing as it didn't work out so well last time, I have to wonder if he's just good enough to make a college QB look great, but not much of a coach at the NFL level.

 

[St. Geezy]

Lol. Because Kingsbury did such an awesome job in AZ, why not just roll with it.

This is why Chicago will always be irrelevant in NFL football. They try ideas that were fresh many years ago. Like Mike Martz offensive system. Replication attempts of the 85 bears defense.

So, Kingsbury coaches a college QB to the #1 pick again, then goes to coach him again? Seeing as it didn't work out so well last time, I have to wonder if he's just good enough to make a college QB look great, but not much of a coach at the NFL level.

Eh, I kind of felt like he got a raw deal in Arizona. He had that team ascending then in his final year his team got injury-ravaged and the bottom fell out.

I think Arizona may regret their decision someday. They let go of a good, up and coming head coach. Maybe he needed more seasoning, but I don’t think it’s fair to say he’s as bad as some make him out to be.

 

[St.Dan]

Bears’ only decent QB in my lifetime has been Jim McMahon, eons ago. Collection of retreads and failed experiments otherwise. It’ll continue with Williams if they go that route, as he’s already quite the diva. Granted, so was McMahon back in the day but he won games.

 

[Deuuuuce]

Bears’ only decent QB in my lifetime has been Jim McMahon, eons ago. Collection of retreads and failed experiments otherwise. It’ll continue with Williams if they go that route, as he’s already quite the diva. Granted, so was McMahon back in the day but he won games.

I really don’t see Caleb Williams being a significant upgrade over Fields, but they must feel like they have to make a change.

 

[BreesusSaves]

Lol. Because Kingsbury did such an awesome job in AZ, why not just roll with it.

This is why Chicago will always be irrelevant in NFL football. They try ideas that were fresh many years ago. Like Mike Martz offensive system. Replication attempts of the 85 bears defense.

A bad head coach doesn't mean they're a bad coordinator or position coach. The whole reason they got the opportunity to become a head coach was being considered a top tier coordinator/position coach. The extreme majority of elite coordinators are not cutout to be head coaches.

 

[jasonsw]

Fields gone, but he might land in the Atl....that would not be ideal for the Saints. DA's defense typically has had issues with QBs that can create plays running the ball.

Very true, what makes it sad is often times that qb is a bad passer. You would think just only a basic NFL defense would be needed to contain such a player.