Last year, the Los Angeles Rams took the NFL by storm with first-time head coach and offensive play-caller Sean McVay turning Jared Goff and Todd Gurley into superstars. Suddenly, every down-on-their-luck team wanted the next McVay. So far this season, it seems that the Chicago Bears found theirs in Matt Nagy, who has taken last year’s 5-11 Bears team to an impressive 6-3 start.
While the win over the Eagles may have put a temporary hold on the calls for an overhaul in Dallas, the Cowboys still sit at 4-5 and face an uphill battle to reach the postseason.
The Cowboys find themselves in the same situation as last year’s Bears
