Ep. 26: Bears coaching staff frictions

The Charter: A Chicago Bears Podcast

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4.4 • 699 Ratings

🗓️ 9 December 2016

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

Jim Miller joins Pat Boyle to discuss the friction between John Fox and Vic Fangio and are changes in store for the Bears coordinators? Plus Brian Urlacher and Mark Schanowski break down the play of rookie Leonard Floyd and find out which one of Brian’s former teammates Floyd reminds him of. And a preview of Sunday’s NFC north clash with the Lions who will be out for revenge. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Bears Talk podcast.
0:05.0	I'm Papua oil from CSN.
0:10.0	Joined as always by the former bear quarterback
0:13.0	you see him on.
0:14.0	Bears pregame and post game live.
0:16.0	Mr. Jim Miller, what's up, Jimmy?
0:18.0	I'm doing great. Happy holidays.
0:19.0	Happy holidays to you. And, well, let's start
0:22.8	with not so happy news up at Hallis Hall this week. You would think coming off a win, it would be
0:29.3	all hunky-dory, but not exactly that. Report this week that Vic Fangio and John Fox, their
0:36.7	relationship is strained,
0:38.9	and that Fangio may be on his way out at the end of this season.
0:42.6	The two had to deny that on Wednesday of this week.
0:49.2	From your perspective, what did you make of the report and then how everybody handled it? I don't know how
0:55.3	accurate the report is. I mean, I think we all know everything's always evaluated at the end of
1:00.5	every season. And to think that Vic Fangio hasn't done a good job would be ridiculous. You know,
1:05.8	here you go a couple years ago, they were the last ranked defense in the league. They're top 10 now.
1:10.2	They're actually top seven, you know, when you look at their defense overall. So I think
1:14.0	Vic Fangio has done a good job. I think reports out there, if there are some other coaching
1:18.6	availabilities, I would think Vic Fangio's name would be in the mix. It's not always just about the
1:23.6	young, hot up-and-comer. Vic Fangio knows football. You could argue that Vic Fangio has been the stabilizing force over the first two years of John Fox.
1:34.3	You know, transitioning to a three-four hybrid, dealing with all the injuries this year, the suspensions.
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