Bears Loss to the Packers

The CHGO crew picked up on that stuff too.  You're not MSU.  You are correct--Getsy has ALL SEASON LONG had stupid personnel packages out there (using Tyler Scott and Trent Taylor to block for example).  

They also pointed out, that when Nate Davis went out, they put Whitehair in at RG, a position he hasn't played since 2017.  Earlier in year when Davis was hurt, they had CW at LG and moved Jenkins to RG which was much more effective.

These things look bad for Getsy but also fall on Flus.  We haven't even mentioned in all our talk about the OC's suckitude, that Flus's DC was even more terrible before he mysteriously disappeared after having porn on his computer or whatever. 

How anyone could want any part of this coaching staff back is beyond me.  

There have been multiple sources report otherwise.  And even if you DO believe the "party line" on this, he still was not in on the interviews and forced to pick from 3 people that he had NOT picked.  And you saw the people on that HC hiring committee right?  Holy cow.  The search team consisted of Ted Phillips, George McCaskey, Tanesha Wade (she is hired as a "diversity" person... not sure what that involves but it sure isn't football), Bill Polian and "Soup" Campbell an ex-cornerback for the Lions (back in the day).  LOL.  You can't make this stuff up it's so crazy.  This "committee" handed Poles 3 folders and told him to pick one of there "guys" - and Poles picked Eberflus.  The reports are that he was pressured into picking Flus due to the fact he was their golden boy from the interviews.  Now, keep in mind Ryan Poles is a 36 year old who understand very very very few people EVER get to be 1 of these 32 general managers of a professional football franchise.  

Do you think he was going to insist on picking someone else?  LOL.

But here's the thing, David, not even Warren has that authority now. We are being told that the Eberflus tenure decision will be made by the family - but Warren will have some "input" on that decision... Poles isn't even a byword in the decision.

Where was that? I didn't see that anywhere