The Bears’ offensive coaching overhaul won’t include Brad Childress.
Matt Nagy’s mentor told Cleveland.com he’s already told the head coach he won’t return to the Bears next year, presumably to retire. His contract expires next month.
Childress was set to retire two years ago before following Nagy to Chicago, where he served as a senior offensive consultant through the 2018 training camp. After an ill-fated, brief stint with the now-defunct Alliance of American Football, Childress returned to the Bears a year ago as a senior offensive assistant.
Nagy has described Childress, the former Vikings head coach, as a mentor and sounding board.