Mike McCarthy Eyes Chicago Bears' Coaching Job After Cowboys Exit

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00:00Cowboys and Mike McCarthy parting ways, which means McCarthy is now a free agent, six head

00:06coaching vacancies around the National Football League, including that one at the star. But as

00:12the prospects for Mike McCarthy go, the Chicago Bears wanted to interview McCarthy when he was

00:18still under the final week of his contract with the Cowboys, permission denied. But hey, he's a

00:24free man now, and he's going to be more than likely DRS in the greater Chicagoland area today

00:32at Halas Hall to interview for the Bears head coaching vacancy. It's not so much Mike McCarthy,

00:38the Cowboys head coach who spent five seasons in Dallas. It's Mike McCarthy, the former Super Bowl

00:45winning head coach of the Green Bay Packers, maybe now becoming the next head coach of the Chicago

00:51Bears. Yeah, I think it'll be a bad move for the Chicago Bears. Like you need the next up and

00:56coming superstar coach that can relate to a young quarterback and advance things here. It's clear

01:00that Mike McCarthy can't do that. I mean, what's his last playoff victory? Twenty sixteen at this

01:04point. Do or die in the NFC East here. Yeah, you might win a division or two, but you do nothing

01:10in the playoffs. But for me, as I get back to the Chicago Bears and why he should be interviewed

01:14there, just ask him questions. Hey, man, you coach in this division. You won actual playoff games

01:20with that team in that division. And you played us and absolutely. I think, by the way,

01:24Mike McCarthy's beating the Chicago Bears with anybody else and any other team in his career.

01:27How did you keep beating us? We're not going to hire you, but we just want to know how you keep

01:30beating us because we have no idea how to win anything in Chicago. I don't mind the interview.

01:35Pick the guy's brain, but he better not end up on that sideline. I'll tell you that.