The Washington Commanders have come a long way in just one year. The new ownership has done everything well to get the team back to its glory days. But more than that, they also stumbled upon a generational talent.

ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky believes Mike McCarthy is the better option at head coach for the Bears than Ben Johnson.

The Chicago Bears head coaching search took another interesting turn with their in-person interview with former Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy, who ESPN's Dan Orlovsky thinks is a great fit for Caleb Williams.

The Chicago Bears have shifted their focus to a crucial coaching search following the end of their regular season. With their NFC North rivals securing playoff spots, the pressure is mounting for the organization to narrow the competitive gap.

One of the more interesting head coaching candidates in the NFL right now is Pete Carroll. Carroll was at the helm of the Seattle Seahawks from 2010 to 2023, and during the 2013 season coached them to their first Super Bowl championship.

Orlovsky believes there is another team with a rookie quarterback that would be more attractive to the top head coaching candidates than the Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams.

ESPN analyst Dan Orlovksy is already taking a victory lap for ranking Washington Commanders QB Jayden Daniels over Caleb Williams during the 2024 NFL Draft.

That extension has done nothing to stymie the NFL links. Earlier this month, ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky said teams will want to talk to Freeman as the league starts to trend toward younger coaches. Days later, NFL.com’s Tom Pelissero reported that Chicago wanted to interview Freeman and had done “ extensive research for months ” on the 39-year-old coach.

Another day, another insanely hot take from Colin Cowherd.

The Chicago Bears have probably one of the more intriguing head coaching jobs in the league, and they have a few candidates who have a good chance of being their next leader, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz.

Smith's blunt nature doesn't endear him to everyone, which can lead to workplace disagreements.. Stephen A. Smith knows how to get people going. Whether that's through controversial hot takes or spitting the flat-out truth that may hurt some people,

Both Borgonzi and Cunningham interviewed virtually on Sunday. Tennessee started the second round of in-person interviews Tuesday with Colts assistant general manager Ed Dodds and Buffalo director of player personnel Terrance Gray.