There was a ton of excitement surrounding the hiring of Bears head coach Matt Nagy in 2018. But following a 12-4 season, he followed it up with three straight disappointing seasons, which has many believing that it’s not a matter of if but when Nagy gets the axe in Chicago.
Nagy remains the head coach of the Bears, at least for right now, even amid speculation about his future and whether he’ll survive the 2021 season. The Bears have never fired a head coach mid-season, although there are reasons for why they should change that before season’s end.
Here are four reasons why the Bears should consider firing Nagy before the end of the season.