What part of this, and your previous comment which I respond to, have anything to do with my about head coaches building a program and making good in-game decisions, and your original assertion that being a good coach comes down to media hype and connections?
Please be conversational instead of making unconnected comments and tangential questions.
I said a good coach.
How many of these up and coming coaches are being hyped up for what they have done for one year?
Last year it was Slowik, this year it's Kingsbury.
Johnson has a consistent track record of success. Dave Toub has a consistent track record of success. (No I'm not advocating for Toub just using him as an example of long term success)
Matt Nagy never called plays nor did he have a track record of success before he was hired.
Some of these guys are candidates to be a head coach because of the guys they're around or things that they've done for one year.
Let me put it another way, football is football at all levels.
My Arizona State Sun Devils hired Kenny Dillingham two years ago and he hired a proven defensive coordinator and play caller to run the defense. Dillingham isn't a defensive guy but he found one. He's been a good coach at ASU.
Dillingham hired what was thought to be a proven offensive coordinator. That hire was a disaster he took play calling away from him after 3 games in year one because it was obvious his hire was a mistake. New offensive coordinator lasted one year before he was fired.
I've never seen a coach admit a mistake and work to fix it so quickly in such a short amount of time.
Dillingham goes out and hires another offensive coordinator and that guy is the best newly hired play caller I've seen at any level of football in a decade. He's an instant upgrade and ASU goes from 3-9 to 11-3 in one year.
Now I'm not saying the new guy is a better coach than Ben Johnson Andy Reid or other more established college coaches I'm just saying he's the best I've seen at immediately providing an upgrade.
I want to know where that guy is in the NFL world. If Ben Johnson is the guy the Bears should hire Robert Saleh. I don't care what the relationship is, I don't care what the price tag is, pay him enough fucking money to run your defense. Saleh has a track record with the 49ers and the Jets of being a good defensive coach.
So I want the Bears to be smart and aggressive in hiring their coach and I don't want the media telling us who the best candidates are because they were with some made a big turn around in one year and he became the story of the NFL.