Our RB coach left for the Broncos

I understand this is how it is when replacing most or all of a coaching staff here.  Coaching turnover is necessary but this constant turnover of GMs and HCs here does take a toll.  I guess this is just worrisome to me as we cobble together yet another coaching staff.  

In the other thread I read how people are so high on DeFilippo, the position coach for the Eagles, coming here to be our new head coach.  I "get it" that he is another QB whisperer guy, and has had a good experience with Wentz there.  People say he's had 1 year of OC experience with the Cleveland Browns where he had the #30th ranked offense that one year before he was fired.  His QB whisperer guy there was Johnny Manziel, so I give him a pass there because Manziel was a head case.  

My rambling point here, is that I wish I could feel as good as others about us re-tooling our entire coaching staff, and getting it right this time.  LOL.  Dilly dilly, and don't worry I guess  :-)

I agree with all of that.  It was a necessary evil to fire the coaches and GMs here over the years.  We have that "firing" down pat now.  It is the "hiring thing" that is killing us.

And don't get me wrong.  DeFilippo may be a great HC here if hired.   Regarding DeFilippo, I'm just wondering what he has done as a position coach to show he'd be a good HC? I'm not arguing against it. I just don't understand. He had one season as an OC for the Cleveland Browns. His unit finished #30th in the league that year.   I don't understand how that means he is the best HC for us to hire. Again. I'm not saying I know anything here. I just don't honestly understand.

Then, I look at a guy like McDaniels and think about the fact he's been an OC calling plays in Super Bowl wins.  The guy, as a coach, has 5 Super Bowl rings.  Five.  He has coached a guy who is arguably the greatest QB of all time.  He has been mentored by the greatest head coach of all time.  But people would rather have the QB whisperer position coach instead.  The guy who was OC for the Cleveland Browns and no SB rings for him... his offense finished 30th in the NFL that year.  LOL.  I honestly don't think I know anything here... I don't.  But how is the QB whisperer guy "clearly" the best HC for the Bears over the guy with the 5 rings?  What am I missing.

I feel like a blooming idiot because I don't see the logic in all of this.

We've had and lost good RB coaches before and beyond teaching them the plays and where they may have blocking responsibilities, pass routes, and maybe ball security what else can a RB coach teach?  Johnny Roland was the Bears RB coach in the '80s but I don't think he ever made Walter or Neal Anderson the RBs they were.

Jordan Howard's toughness together with his vision and instincts make him a very good RB and that can't be taught.  IMHO no one teaches great RBs how to run they just teach them how to blend that talent into an offense and how to become complete backs.  Modkins was only here for one year anyway.  Before him it was Stan Drayton in 2015-16 who also coached Zeke Elliott at OSU.

I though KC looked good in the first half.  Then the wheels fell off but my reads said Reid was calling the plays.