Marc Trestman

The Chicago Bears are in the midst of a long rebuilding process, but if head coach John Fox doesn’t start winning some games, he could end up in the record books for all the wrong reasons.

The Chicago Blackhawks are getting closer to setting their regular season roster, as they trimmed three more players from the final list.

While a lot of attention has been paid to whether or not the Chicago Bears will fire Marc Trestman after the season, reports suggest that he could merely be one piece of a larger organizational shake-up.

The Chicago Bears have not fired Marc Trestman as head coach, but if they do make the move, they’ll have one less candidate to replace him, as Jim Harbaugh has reportedly accepted the head job at the University of Michigan.

The Chicago Bears would have to win out just to finish with a .500 record, but the team is apparently leaning toward keeping head coach Marc Trestman on the sideline for 2015.

With rumors of locker room turmoil and players tuning out Marc Trestman, the Chicago Bears need to stop pointing fingers and start playing football.

After a second consecutive embarrassing loss, should Marc Trestman’s job be on the line if the Chicago Bears don’t turn things around?