Pete Carroll expresses interest in coaching Bears, with former USC QB Caleb Williams

Alex Parker

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Pete Carroll expresses interest in coaching the Chicago Bears.

Why it matters: Carroll, a highly respected and successful coach, could bring his expertise and culture-building skills to a team in need of a reset.

What's new: Sources have revealed that Pete Carroll has shown interest in the head coaching job with the Chicago Bears, joining the Jets and Saints as teams in search of a new leader.

Yes, but: While Carroll's track record is impressive, there are factors to consider before assuming he is the perfect fit for the Bears.

  • The Bears have former USC quarterback Caleb Williams, which may be appealing to Carroll.
  • Bill Belichick's recent return to coaching at North Carolina could be influencing Carroll's decision.

What to watch: Keep an eye on the ongoing negotiations between Carroll and the Bears. The outcome could significantly impact the team's future direction and success.

What's next: Carroll's readiness to coach again, coupled with his interest in the Bears, suggests that an agreement could be reached in the near future.

  • Carroll stated, "I'm physically in the best shape I've been in a long time. I'm ready to be ready to do all the activities that I'm doing and feeling really good about it."
  • He also expressed his interest in coaching the Bears, particularly with the presence of Caleb Williams.

The bottom line: If Pete Carroll takes the helm as the Bears' head coach, it could mark a turning point for the team's culture and performance. His experience and success in both college football and the NFL make him a valuable candidate. However, negotiations are still ongoing, and it remains to be seen if a deal will be reached.