It looks like the Bears might know which coach they will pursue after Matt Eberflus!

It appears that the Chicago Bears are considering a change in leadership. While head coach Matt Eberflus has yet to be relieved of his duties, his position seems precarious. Despite a recent victory over the Vikings, concerns remain due to a close game that relied on a last-minute field goal and the absence of key opposing players. The Bears' inability to maintain their lead in the final quarter has sparked discussions about potential coaching replacements.

Brian Johnson, currently the Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator, has emerged as a notable candidate. His track record this season, with the Eagles boasting the third-highest scoring offense, has caught the attention of the Bears' management. Johnson's connection with Bears assistant GM Ian Cunningham, dating back to their time in Philadelphia, adds to the speculation.

Johnson's career as a quarterback at Utah and subsequent shift to coaching in 2010, including his role in developing quarterbacks like Dak Prescott and Jalen Hurts, underscores his capability in nurturing talent. At just 36, Johnson's potential to develop players like Justin Fields or oversee future prospects presents a promising option for the Bears if they decide to move on from Eberflus.

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