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Bears add Brad Childress as senior assistant
Childress, 62, coached with the Bears head coach for five seasons on the Kansas City staff. He previously served as Chicago’s senior offensive consultant during the 2018 offseason and training camp.https://nfltraderumors.co/bears-hiring-brad-childress-as-senior-offensive-assistant/
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20...assistant/
Does Chillidip have compromising photos of Nagy?
well that Chilly assisted offense kicked our teams ass twice last year. they are going to be good once again and easily the team to beat in the north IMO. unless trubisky loses the game for them IMO they are going to be damn tough outs.
You know the great thing about a new year? The last one doesn't count anymore. They are getting a ton of respect from the experts. They're the team to beat in the North. So...that's what you do. See how a new season works? Just last one this was us.
Didn't see Nagy and Chilly hooking-up. Ever. Maybe I should have if Nagy is off the Andy Reid tree?
I think the battle for the North is going to be interesting as heck. I fully expect GB and MN to be more competitive this year.
Have no idea how Patricia will navigate the ship for The Lions.
Quote: @JimmyinSD said:
well that Chilly assisted offense kicked our teams ass twice last year. they are going to be good once again and easily the team to beat in the north IMO. unless trubisky loses the game for them IMO they are going to be damn tough outs.
Disagree. Teams that are good from one year to the next have balance. Chicago does not. Prime example of a team making the Playoffs then going .500 IMO.
I am by no means a Chilly fan (I still contend Ricky should have been shown the door along with him in 2010), but the FACTS are that through their first 4 years, Zimmer and Childress had almost IDENTICAL results. Zim had 3 more regular season wins (39 to 36) and both had identical playoff records (1-2), with both making the NFCC game (Chilly losing a close game on the road in OT against a HOF QB and HC, Zim getting annihilated and embarrassed on the road by a backup QB and 2nd year HC)
Chilly was fired midway thru year 5, Zim was not. But the commonality of both of those seasons was no playoff appearance/wins.
Again, I'm not defending Chilly by any means, simply pointing out the fact that both he and Zim had eerily similar RESULTS thru their first 5 seasons with the Vikings.
Quote: @njvike said:
I am by no means a Chilly fan (I still contend Ricky should have been shown the door along with him in 2010), but the FACTS are that through their first 4 years, Zimmer and Childress had almost IDENTICAL results. Zim had 3 more regular season wins (39 to 36) and both had identical playoff records (1-2), with both making the NFCC game (Chilly losing a close game on the road in OT against a HOF QB and HC, Zim getting annihilated and embarrassed on the road by a backup QB and 2nd year HC)
Chilly was fired midway thru year 5, Zim was not. But the commonality of both of those seasons was no playoff appearance/wins.
Again, I'm not defending Chilly by any means, simply pointing out the fact that both he and Zim had eerily similar RESULTS thru their first 5 seasons with the Vikings.
The difference, to me, is that Chilly was supposedly a "QB Guru" who completely mishandled his chosen draft pick (who must remain nameless), and only had real success when a veteran QB that essentially ignored him took the reins.
The defense, particularly the secondary, was suspect with only the "Williams Wall", ol' #69, and Antoine Wilfield offering much in the way of consistent defense (BRob and Greenway get honorable mentions here).
Without Adrian Peterson and Burt Fahv-ruh, the offense had little to crow about DESPITE an offensive-minded HC.
Meanwhile, Zimmer has defended his reputation as a defensive-secondary guru but obviously has had issues (some his fault, some not) getting consistent offensive production. This season will define Zimmer's tenure a great deal.
Quote: @Zanary said:
@ njvike said:
I am by no means a Chilly fan (I still contend Ricky should have been shown the door along with him in 2010), but the FACTS are that through their first 4 years, Zimmer and Childress had almost IDENTICAL results. Zim had 3 more regular season wins (39 to 36) and both had identical playoff records (1-2), with both making the NFCC game (Chilly losing a close game on the road in OT against a HOF QB and HC, Zim getting annihilated and embarrassed on the road by a backup QB and 2nd year HC)
Chilly was fired midway thru year 5, Zim was not. But the commonality of both of those seasons was no playoff appearance/wins.
Again, I'm not defending Chilly by any means, simply pointing out the fact that both he and Zim had eerily similar RESULTS thru their first 5 seasons with the Vikings.
The difference, to me, is that Chilly was supposedly a "QB Guru" who completely mishandled his chosen draft pick (who must remain nameless), and only had real success when a veteran QB that essentially ignored him took the reins.
The defense, particularly the secondary, was suspect with only the "Williams Wall", ol' #69, and Antoine Wilfield offering much in the way of consistent defense (BRob and Greenway get honorable mentions here).
Without Adrian Peterson and Burt Fahv-ruh, the offense had little to crow about DESPITE an offensive-minded HC.
Meanwhile, Zimmer has defended his reputation as a defensive-secondary guru but obviously has had issues (some his fault, some not) getting consistent offensive production. This season will define Zimmer's tenure a great deal.
Again, not defending Chilly or even suggesting he is BETTER than Zimmer. I'm not delving into the minutiae or circumstances of each HC's tenure (Chilly had his faults, but he DID recruit Favre and he DID draft AD, because Ricky wasn't yet GM in 2007 and had NOTHING to do with personnel decisions).
I'm strictly referring to RESULTS. I don't give 2 shitz how the team gets playoff wins, just DO IT. And thus far, over 5 seasons, Zimmer's results have been no better than Chilly's. That is not opinion, it's fact.
Quote: @Zanary said:
@ njvike said:
I am by no means a Chilly fan (I still contend Ricky should have been shown the door along with him in 2010), but the FACTS are that through their first 4 years, Zimmer and Childress had almost IDENTICAL results. Zim had 3 more regular season wins (39 to 36) and both had identical playoff records (1-2), with both making the NFCC game (Chilly losing a close game on the road in OT against a HOF QB and HC, Zim getting annihilated and embarrassed on the road by a backup QB and 2nd year HC)
Chilly was fired midway thru year 5, Zim was not. But the commonality of both of those seasons was no playoff appearance/wins.
Again, I'm not defending Chilly by any means, simply pointing out the fact that both he and Zim had eerily similar RESULTS thru their first 5 seasons with the Vikings.
The difference, to me, is that Chilly was supposedly a "QB Guru" who completely mishandled his chosen draft pick (who must remain nameless), and only had real success when a veteran QB that essentially ignored him took the reins.
The defense, particularly the secondary, was suspect with only the "Williams Wall", ol' #69, and Antoine Wilfield offering much in the way of consistent defense (BRob and Greenway get honorable mentions here).
Without Adrian Peterson and Burt Fahv-ruh, the offense had little to crow about DESPITE an offensive-minded HC.
Meanwhile, Zimmer has defended his reputation as a defensive-secondary guru but obviously has had issues (some his fault, some not) getting consistent offensive production. This season will define Zimmer's tenure a great deal.
I agree. The thread title pokes at Childress's kick ass offense. Zimmer is a defensive guru who turned around a historically bad unit. Brad's offense worked one year. When a HOF'er took over and pretty much made Chilly's KAO moot by ignoring him and just doing it.
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