For much of Bears fandom, the team’s list of needs are pretty well-defined. Obviously, there are many places where a a 5-11 team can improve beyond the obvious glaring holes. This isn’t a free agent primer or an off-season plan by any stretch. But if NFL trends are any clue, then it seems likely that a new head coach would sign a handful of players from his former team.
When the Bears first hired Matt Nagy, my first instinct was to dig up information on him. Then I wanted to see what his offense might look like and how it could fit with the current personnel.