The Chicago Bears have hired Green Bay Packers quarterbacks coach Luke Getsy as their offensive coordinator.

Getsy, 37, joins the staff of new head coach Matt Eberflus, who was hired last week.

The Chicago Bears have agreed to hire Matt Eberflus as head coach.

Eberflus has been defensive coordinator of the Indianapolis Colts since 2018.

The Bears also considered Jim Caldwell and Dan Quinn. 

The Chicago Bears are finalizing a deal to hire Ryan Poles as their next general manager.

Poles is currently executive director of player personnel for the Kasnsas City Chiefs.

Poles has also been a finalist for jobs with the Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants.

Poles, 36, was in his first season as the Chiefs' executive director of player personnel and 13th with the franchise.

The Chicago Bears will interview Brian Flores for their head coaching vacancy.

Flores was fired by the Miami Dolphins in a somewhat surprising move. Flores is now widely considered one of the best candidates on the market.

The Bears also have a vacancy at general manager as they fired Ryan Pace in addition to Matt Nagy.

The Chicago Bears have fired head coach Matt Nagy, per sources.

Nagy was hired prior to the 2018 season.

Chicago has also parted away with general manager Ryan Pace.

The Associated Press won't strip Hub Arkush of his NFL MVP vote.

Arkush said earlier this week that he won't vote for Aaron Rodgers for MVP because he's the "biggest jerk in the league," along with other observations and factors unrelated to on-field or in-season performance.

In response, Rodgers called Arkush a "bum."

"We're not gonna throw out his ballot," Barry Wilner of the AP told the Chicago Sun-Times. Wilner has overseen the voting process for the organization's NFL awards for roughly three decades.

"For MVP, because the word 'valuable' is judgmental, it would be unfair and unwise for us to set any parameters for that award," Wilner said. "We can't tell people how to think about what they consider most valuable."

There are rumors coming from both the NFL and college football that Jim Harbaugh could have interest in leaving Michigan to return to the NFL.

“I think it’s real,” said one source this week when asked about the possibility of Harbaugh being interested in heading back to the NFL.

Harbaugh is coming off a season at Michigan in which he finally beat Ohio State and also led the team to the College Football Playoff.

The Las Vegas Raiders and Chicago Bears are a pair of jobs that might be of interest to Harbaugh. 

In four years with the San Francisco 49ers, he went 44-19-1 and took San Francisco to a Super Bowl in his second year.