Ryan Pace

The Chicago Bears reportedly requested interviews with Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and Glenn Cook for their open GM position.

After they were both fired by the Chicago Bears on Monday, former GM Ryan Pace and former head coach Matt Nagy issued statements addressing their departures.

Chicago Bears chairman George McCaskey explained the firing of head coach Matt Nagy and general manager Ryan Pace.

NBC Sports Chicago analysts break down the Chicago Bears’ decision to fire their general manager Ryan Pace after also firing head coach Matt Nagy.

After moving on from Ryan Pace, the Bears are expected to consider Colts director of college scouting Morocco Brown as a replacement.

A major shakeup is underway for the Chicago Bears, as the organization fired both general manager Ryan Pace and head coach Matt Nagy Monday morning following the team’s finale of the 2021 NFL season.

The Chicago Bears will be making a change at head coach next season, as the team has reportedly fired Matt Nagy after four seasons at the helm.

The Bears fired Matt Nagy, and they shouldn’t have trouble pitching themselves to their next head coach.

NBC Sports Chicago analyst David Kaplan breaks down what’s ahead for the Bears in their final game of the season and what it means for Matt Nagy and his future.

Ryan Pace hired Matt Nagy before the 2018 season. The Bears have gone 33-30 in the regular season and 0-2 in the playoffs since.

Bears fans on Twitter are not happy with Matt Nagy’s offense, and other understatements.

There’s a lot to digest from the Bears’ season-opening 34-14 loss to the Rams in Los Angeles, from Justin Fields debut to Eddie Jackson’s struggles.

Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy parted with many defensive backs on NFL cut day to get down to the 53-man roster, but they’re likely far from done when it comes to shaping the secondary.

Arguably the toughest day on the NFL calendar for Matt Nagy and Ryan Pace is done.

After a crazy offseason, Matt Nagy knows it’s time to win, but that will be determined by the development of many young players beyond Justin Fields.

The franchise tag extension deadline passed Thursday, and the Bears did not sign their No. 1 WR to a new contract.

The Draft grades are in from around the league, and consensus is that the Bears won the weekend.

Matt Nagy understands the hype behind Justin Fields, but is consistently adamant Dalton will start next season.

Mike Gundy, Teven Jenkins’ coach at Oklahoma State, always believed his tackle would become an elite (and highly paid) NFL player.

If the team can steer clear of these moves, they can set themselves up to improve in 2021 and beyond.