Lauren Screeden catches up with head coach Matt Nagy before Monday night's game against the Minnesota Vikings at Soldier Field.
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Let’s go bears!!
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You fool
You lost us the game
Chill
LMAOO
Coach putting ketchup on a brat!! Terrible.😲
It’s good tho
Regular NES wasnt better than then SNES Nagy tripping
Yeah SNES was definitely better
You gotta give Nagy credit for manning up to it and handing over playcalling. Takes a lot of courage.
I cant even watch this anymore So disgusted with Nagys arrogance. Three years of regression.
Hahaha, this clown said he puts Artichoke dip on his brats. Way to be an example to your team and kids Coach. Might as well pre-order some by-pass surgery while you’re at it. Have you learned nothing from Ditka? I hope i anti-jinx this team by saying, we’re doomed.
Good decision coach, now lets get the W and put the season back on track.
Brats and ketchup how did he get hired!
He gave up play calling. Let’s see how we do
Guys I think it’s time to start tribusky
You are truly slefless thanks coach
Much respect nagynis still a good coach
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Ryan Nall Ryan Nall Ryan is the next Roger Craig … he’s the bears running back who caught a bunch of passes in last week’s game… he’s no. 35 ….Coach Nagy .. for the love of papa bear Halas please make Ryan Nall a big part of your passing game ….Roger Craig changed the way the NFL utilized running backs …. he caught passes for more than 4900 yards from the running back position for the legendary Bill Walsh of the San Francisco 49ers…. their system of quick passes to fast receivers and in particular to quick football smart running backs made the 49ers of the 80’s era very hard to beat … they were able to neutralize the bears ferocious defenses of the early 80’s minus the 85 bears who went on to defeat the 49ers that year in candlestick park by the score of 26-10 bears.