Williams wants assurances the Bears won't draft him 🤣🤣🤣

We've just gotta hope that the Bears can learn from mistakes and get this right THIS time.  LOL, at some point you gotta figure the law of averages kicks in if nothing else and we just get lucky :-)

tl:dr Looked at OC for Eagles. Chargers and Vikings.

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Eagles OC history:

1yr 23-24 Brian Johnson
2yrs 21-22 22-23 Shane Steichen
1yr 20-21 Doug Pederson HC/OC
2yrs 18-18 19-20 Mike Groh
2yrs 16-17 17-18 Frank Reich
3yrs 13-14 14-15 15-16 Pat Schumer

Hurts was drafted in 2020. he's had 3 different OCs

Chargers OC history:

1yr 23-24 Kellen Moore
2yrs 21-22 22-23 Joe Lombardi
2yrs 19-20 20-21 Shane Steichen
3yrs 16-17 17-18 18-19 Ken Whisenhunt
2yrs 14-15 15-16 Frank Reich

Herbert is on his 3rd OC

Vikings

2yrs 21-22 22-23 Kevin O'Connell HC-calls OFF plays
1yr 20-21 Klint Kubiak
1yr 19-20 Gary Kubiak
1yr 18-19 Kevin Stefanski
1yr 17-18 John DeFilippo
1.5yrs 15-16 16-17 Pat Shurmur (replaced Turner midseason)
2.5yrs 13-14 14-15 Norv Turner (part of 15-16 as well)

Wow, never realized that Zimmer ran through 6 OCs in 8 years!! Cousins is on his 4th different playcaller in 5 seasons.

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Not trying to make a point, just interested. Read somewhere that the average OC stays 2 years with a team, either gets a HC job or is replaced. Its not just the Bears, good OCs move on to become HC and if average to bad OCs get replaced every two years by every team around the league.