BrunoTheRed
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So, I know everyone wants Matt Nagy fired (I don't disagree, even if I am getting into it with people over the playcalling of the last packers game), and some also want Ryan Pace fired, but from what has been reported by Rappaport and others, it looks like Nagy and Pace are safe - at least for one more season.
But remember what David Kaplan said on ESPN earlier this year?
So yeah, one off quote, could be total bullshit.
Except another person who is pretty plugged-in to the Bears, Adam Hoge, just posted this in this article today:
I think Hoge knows something. perhaps confirmed what Kaplan said internally, and added that part to sound smart and prescient.
I think this qualifies as legit smoke.
I think Ted is retiring at the end of the season or some time between now and the Superbowl, and the Bears will hire a new Team President. Pace and Nagy get a year to be evaluated.
Buckle up.
But remember what David Kaplan said on ESPN earlier this year?
Kaplan: Source Suggests Bears President Ted Phillips Could Retire After Season - Bleacher Nation
Ted Phillips' future looks more uncertain with each passing day.
www.bleachernation.com
“I got a text from a good friend who’s wildly connected in that building known as Halas Hall. You know what he said to me? I’m gonna throw it out there. I’m not gonna throw his name out there, but this guy has given me tips before. He texted me and said: “You didn’t get this from me, don’t be shocked if Ted Phillips announces he’s retiring at the end of the season.” Not reporting it’s a done deal, I’m just telling you that someone who’s been a reliable source to me said he believes Ted might retire.
So yeah, one off quote, could be total bullshit.
Except another person who is pretty plugged-in to the Bears, Adam Hoge, just posted this in this article today:
Hoge: Nothing about the Bears making the playoffs is bad
The Bears’ situation is murky at best and backing into the playoffs doesn’t clear anything up. But another game might.
www.nbcsports.com
I would still consider bringing in a new football savvy team president to oversee the organization and make sure the next stab at a franchise quarterback leads to better results. That may lead to one more year of Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy or it may not, but as much as some fans don’t want to accept it, giving a 42-year-old head coach with a 28-21 record and zero losing seasons another chance is warranted.
I think Hoge knows something. perhaps confirmed what Kaplan said internally, and added that part to sound smart and prescient.
I think this qualifies as legit smoke.
I think Ted is retiring at the end of the season or some time between now and the Superbowl, and the Bears will hire a new Team President. Pace and Nagy get a year to be evaluated.
Buckle up.