Nagy's new wall art at Halas Hall

Man, this is so american. No offence!
I like it.

And here's some text to accompany it.


LOOK: Bears show off new 'obsession' mantra at training facility

The Chicago Bears have become completely obsessed this offseason.

Matt Eurich - 3 hours ago


Since the Chicago Bears hired a new head coach in Matt Nagy this offseason has been all about creating a new identity. Nagy has been strong in his convictions on building a new culture in Chicago, primarily with a message of obsession

Relaying his message of obsession is not something Nagy has shied away from this offseason. When speaking at the NFL Scouting Combine in February he brought up the same word at the time.

"One word that keeps continuing to come up with [general manager] Ryan [Pace] and myself is 'obsession' and being obsessed," he said on Good Morning Football with Peter Schrager on the NFL Network at the time. "It's such a powerful word. Anything you do and there is an obsession with it you realize usually good things come from that. It's taking it to another level. It's having fun while you're obsessed. That's the fun part of trying to create a culture, a winning culture, trying to get the guys excited to come into that building and have fun and have some energy but still know there's going to be accountability as well."

The Bears then posted a view inside Halas Hall and the new messages that are coming up around the practice facilities:

Many of Chicago's recent head coaches never gave off the enthusiastic vibe quite like Nagy has so far in his short tenure with the organization. Love Smith was always a quiet, reserved coach who received the utmost respect from his players. Marc Trestman was another quiet coach who quickly lost the locker room in Chicago before he was fired after two seasons. John Fox, who was fired in January, was another reserved coach who rarely showed any signs of enthusiasm on or off the field. Just because Nagy has a much different spirit to him than the previous head coaches does not mean he will have much better results, but at this point, his message is being well received.

A long-time Arena Football League quarterback, Nagy has been open about his competitive spirit since coming to Chicago. The 39-year-old head coach has the ability to relate to his young team much better than some of the coaches before him. Given what has come out from players regarding their thoughts on Nagy, it sounds like many are already on board with what he has to say.

Chicago held its first voluntary veteran minicam from April 17 through April 19. The team will then hold a rookie minicamp between May 11 and 13. The full mandatory minicamp will run June 5-7 before the team takes some time off ahead of the start of training camp.

Author/Matt Eurich @matteurich

I think he will. So far, the players seem to like him (unlike the dweeb from Canada). But we shall see when the season starts. 

Every man has his tipping point PB.  LOL

Suzy was a few pounds overweight, lacked a sense if humor, and not at all my type but when she told me her Daddy had a private jet, a ski lodge in Aspen, a condo on St. Barts, and that she liked to sw.....well never mind that.  Like I was saying.

Every man has his tipping point.