Biggs: Pace in shaky ground

[WindyCity]

Rumors have circulated in the last week that the Bears could target Kansas City Chiefs director of football operations Mike Borgonzi. This is speculation, but I heard this from two unrelated sources in the last few days, and with the Chiefs earning the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoffs, Borgonzi wouldn’t be available to be hired away until the season is complete for the defending Super Bowl champions.

 

[doctorbear]

Source? Edit - lol nvm read Biggs in the title

 

[doctorbear]

I’m not really a fan of perpetuating the KC dream without Andy Reid.

 

[fx1718]

I would think only a KC person familiar with Nagy would take the job with him already in place. If Pace goes everyone needs to go IMO.

 

[dennehy]

Would be apex Bears to bring in a KC guy with the stipulation that you have to keep Nagy around, likely so they don't have to pay two years of buyout.

 

[fx1718]

Would be apex Bears to bring in a KC guy with the stipulation that you have to keep Nagy around, likely so they don't have to pay two years of buyout.

Hopefully this Pace news is true and the reports Teddy may retire were true. If so I think it would be hard to bring someone in without giving them the ability ti axe Nagy.

I wonder who wanted Mooney because hes a home run it seems.

 

[ZOMBIE@CTESPN]

Idt anyone getting fired but wouldn’t it be hilarious if a kc gm would fire Naggy

 

[fx1718]

Idt anyone getting fired but wouldn’t it be hilarious if a kc gm would fire Naggy

Re reading what WC posted it almost feels like they are saying “Nagy gets to pick his new GM”.

 

[dennehy]

Pace should be a scout. He's really good at finding dudes in the mid rounds, which is the most important thing in sustained success other than QB and coach. He is obviously not good at those things.

 

[DeerBrinker34]

Re reading what WC posted it almost feels like they are saying “Nagy gets to pick his new GM”.

8-8 gives a head coach that opportunity....in Chicago lol

 

[Bust]

I would think only a KC person familiar with Nagy would take the job with him already in place. If Pace goes everyone needs to go IMO.

It would be like a Phil EMery move. He was hired and made choice whether or not to keep Lovie Smith

 

[TheWinman]

Rumors have circulated in the last week that the Bears could target Kansas City Chiefs director of football operations Mike Borgonzi. This is speculation, but I heard this from two unrelated sources in the last few days, and with the Chiefs earning the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoffs, Borgonzi wouldn’t be available to be hired away until the season is complete for the defending Super Bowl champions.

Biggs? lmao

 

[thenewguy]

Interesting coming from Biggs. He is one lazy reporter, but he usually doesn't traffic in rumors unless they are verified.

 

[ZOMBIE@CTESPN]

Re reading what WC posted it almost feels like they are saying “Nagy gets to pick his new GM”.

Ownership is that stupid but it would save them a few dollars from paying hacks like arcorsi

 

[BrunoTheRed]

Original source on this? I know Biggs, but on radio? Twitter? Something linkable?


Edit: Nevermind, found it, in the Trib article from him today.

 

[Gustavus Adolphus]

I would think only a KC person familiar with Nagy would take the job with him already in place. If Pace goes everyone needs to go IMO.

Semi-agree. It's not like Nagy is a bad coach. There's a ton of self-reflection that he should be doing. A stronger GM might be able to deflate that ego a bit.

 

[BaBaBlacksheep]

Hopefully this Pace news is true and the reports Teddy may retire were true. If so I think it would be hard to bring someone in without giving them the ability ti axe Nagy.

I wonder who wanted Mooney because hes a home run it seems.

Would love to know the bolded part too. Was it a Pace discovery? Or did Nagy pound the table for Mooney?

 

[BaBaBlacksheep]

Original source on this? I know Biggs, but on radio? Twitter? Something linkable?

His morning article. Link is on Twitter.

 

[Midway Fields]

Rumors have circulated in the last week that the Bears could target Kansas City Chiefs director of football operations Mike Borgonzi. This is speculation, but I heard this from two unrelated sources in the last few days, and with the Chiefs earning the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoffs, Borgonzi wouldn’t be available to be hired away until the season is complete for the defending Super Bowl champions.

Where did Biggs say this? Column or radio?

 

[BrunoTheRed]

Lot of conflicting reports lately.

What if this dude the Bears are looking at isn't to replace Pace, but Ted Phillips?