After the splashes that the Chicago bears made by the hiring of Ben Johnson for their job as head coach, the monsters in the middle built a really special staff under him. Between the additions of Antwaan Randle El (assistant head coach / WR coach), JT Barrett (QB coach) and Al Harris (secondary coach), the Bears could make a even bigger with their hires as coordinator, including David Shaw and Dennis Allen, by Brad Biggs of the Chicago tribune.
“Although no announcement has been official, several sources believe that the former saints and head coaches of the raiders, Dennis Allen, will be hired as a defensive coordinator,” wrote Biggs.
With Allen – A coordinator who would bring a head coach experience with him – the Bears are planning to bring a coach who dates back to the days of Luck Andrew from Stanford, by Biggs.
“A league source told The Tribune on Saturday that the Bears interviews the former coach of Stanford, David Shaw, for the post of attacking coordinator,” wrote Biggs. “Shaw, 52, was a senior manager for the Denver Broncos this season.
“He was one of the 17 known candidates that the Bears interviewed for the position that went to Johnson on Monday. Shaw, 52, was Stanford’s head coach from 2011-22 and worked for the last time in the NFL in a four-year stay with the Baltimore Ravens from 2002 to 2005 as a quarter of the quarter and wide receivers. He also worked previously for the Oakland Raiders and Philadelphia Eagles. »»
Thinking of who could be the offensive coordinator of Caleb Williams and the Bears, a major component who must be addressed is a coach who can adapt their patterns to the forces of their list. With Williams having strengths by passing and improvising broken games, the attacking coordinator should be able to help schematize these strengths, unlike Shane Waldron, who was dismissed in the middle of the 2024 season.
And thinking of the coaches who know what they are talking about concerning the quarters of the quarter, Shaw should be considered one of these people.
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As a member of the Stanford football program from 2007 to 2022, Shaw helped work with Andrew Luck – one of the best quarter -arre prospects to enter the NFL.
In an interview with Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network, Shaw gave his opinion on the quarters in the NFL 2024 draft. During the interview, Shaw had a catch This should have the bears wishing to bring it into Halas Hall as soon as possible.
“There is only only 10 out of 10 that I have ever seen, and it’s Andrew Luck,” said Shaw. “When Trevor Lawrence came out, I thought he was the best since Andrew. Caleb Williams is the best since Andrew. If it is not a 10, it is a 9.9999999. »»
Now, it is more necessary than to think that Williams is a good quarter-arre for Shaw to obtain the position of the offensive coordinator of the Bears.
However, given his prowess as a quarter developer – including luck – Chicago could have a star cast if they can bring Shaw and Allen to help overthrow the bears after a disappointing 2024 season.
