The Bears, who interviewed Anthony Weaver for their head coaching vacancy, are going in a different direction.

Two former Miami Dolphins assistant coaches got new positions Monday, including one where a current assistant was a candidate

The Chicago Bears are licking their wounds from yet another season of under-accomplishment.A generational talent in rookie QB, Caleb Williams; a receiving corps bristling with weapons in DJ Moore, Keenan Allen and #9 overall pick,

ESPN’s Jeff Darlington doesn’t think Anthony Weaver is going anywhere, even if a team makes an offer for him to become a head coach.

Brown won only one of the five games in which he was running the joint, games that were marred by clock mismanagement, questionable personnel choices, and thousands upon thousands of screen passes. At least on the field, there was little to demonstrate he has the chops to navigate this team—or, for that matter, any team—to the Promised Land.

The Chicago Bears are in the middle of their head coach search, which has cast a wide net of candidates that include rising coordinators, former head coaches and college coaches.

Clearly impressing New Orleans with his first interview, Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver is brought back as a finalist for the Saints’ head coaching job.