Kevin Warren acknowledges Bears could have handled firing of Matt Eberflus better
Meeting with reporters on Friday, Bears CEO Kevin Warren acknowledged that firing Matt Eberflus after Eberflus conducted a day-after-game press conference during which he expressed confidence that he’d remain on the job wasn’t ideal.
1st-and-10: Bears president Kevin Warren's confidence rings hollow
The hope was that Warren would change the dysfunctional way they do business at Halas Hall. But Monday's press conference — with the familiar chorus of failure being an opportunity for success — didn't elicit confidence the process under Warren will lead to success.
Chicago Bears team president Kevin Warren's claim that the Bears' head coaching job will be the most attractive one available ...
Ryan Poles will remain as general manager and will be the point person in the team's search for a new head coach.
Bears team president Kevin Warren called Chicago "the most coveted job in the National Football League this year." Is he ...
The next head coach of the Chicago Bears will be chosen by general manager Ryan Poles and team president Kevin Warren. Bears chairman George McCaskey took ...
Warren said Monday that Poles would keep his job, be the 'point person' for the team’s upcoming head coach search and, in ...
Bears president Kevin Warren believes the team's coaching vacancy will be among the most coveted this offseason.
In the wake of the firing of head coach Matt Eberflus, the Bears say they're staying the course in the rest of their ...
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Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus becomes the first head coach in franchise history to get fired midseason after the ...
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