As Matt Nagy encounters the first real turbulence of his head-coaching career, his frustration with the floundering offense — the exact thing he got hired to fix — has him grasping for the right words as he takes questions about a problem that doesn’t seem to have any solutions.
After the debacle against the Saints on Sunday, he took a question on the impotent run game and veered into a speech about blocking out negativity from the media, Twitter and the 60,000 fans booing the Bears seemingly every game at Soldier Field.
At another point, he spun himself into a line in which he promised change but didn’t know what it would be, and the media won’t know what it is, but maybe they will, and the bottom line is this isn’t a good team.