DanOregon said:
You are always on the proverbial "hot seat" when you don't make the playoffs and the current GM isn't the one who hired you. The odd thing is the Bears don't have an obvious bad loss, every team they lost to is a playoff team. Of course, if you win at Minnesota or don't lose to Seattle at home, the Bears are in the playoffs and one of them is staying home.
Agreed, but I think they were quickly realizing that the team isn't going to get better with Lovie. This is a move that could be seen a similar to what they Bucs were doing when they dumped Dungy. Granted, the Bears might not be as far along as that Bucs team was, but I think this was a move done because they have a specific target in mind... Then again, they could fail to get that guy and wind up with some young coach who will be a disaster...