It’s hard to choose the most glaring absurdity that they allowed to happen, but here’s a candidate: The first person from the organization to face questions about the rumor was special teams coordinator Chris Tabor.
If there’s a one-source story on Nagy being fired, that source needs to be one of four people: George McCaskey, Ted Phillips, Ryan Pace or Matt Nagy.
It must’ve clicked for him that none of his superiors would come to his defense and he was on his own.
A normal team would’ve fired Nagy at least twice by now, but the Bears don’t operate like a normal team.
I’d encourage them to carry on mortgaging the future by shipping off future draft picks and kicking salary-cap hits down the road as often as possible — whatever it takes to keep them meandering harmlessly while I tuck in my green No.