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| The Chicago Bears fired head coach Matt Nagy and general manager Ryan Pace on Monday morning, which left Bears fans feeling uncharacteristically hopeful that things might actually change. But much like Nagy’s second-half collapses, Monday went from great to hopeless once Chairman George McCaskey took center stage later that afternoon. McCaskey met the Chicago media for roughly an hour, where he addressed everything from Nagy and Pace’s firings to the search efforts for a new head coach and GM. But with McCaskey, even a routine end-of-year press conference always seems to develop into an absolute disaster. While many didn’t think it could get worse than last year’s press conference, it’s right up there with it. Here’s a look at some of the most embarrassing moments from McCaskey (and Phillips) during their press conference: |
Not some mythical organization...the media can spin it anyway you like.....and they obviously don't like the guy.
We always think we have it the worst .... because we are emotionally attached.
There is a lot worse.
Not some mythical organization...the media can spin it anyway you like.....and they obviously don't like the guy.
What a ridiculous statement. The Bears are run by a man who's mother is the COB, and the board is littered with family. How in the world does that look like GB, a publicly-owned franchise that puts board elections up to its shareholders?
There is little chance that the GB board would put up with this kind of leadership.
Mara is a loser, but he'll spend money trying to win. The Bears are as tight as they get.
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The Bears and GB is Aaron Rodgers.
Not some mythical organization...the media can spin it anyway you like.....and they obviously don't like the guy.
What a ridiculous statement. The Bears are run by a man who's mother is the COB, and the board is littered with family. How in the world does that look like GB, a publicly-owned franchise that puts board elections up to its shareholders?
There is little chance that the GB board would put up with this kind of leadership.
Go Shareholders have no voting rights
Bears ownership trying to control a narrative with that high school comment that they have no business commenting on. What a bunch of A$$holes.
No need to bring that up, particularly as an addendum to taking about a reporters death.