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Giants reportedly ask for interview with Bears' Adam Gase
The Giants have requested an interview with Bears offensive coordinator Adam Gase, James Kratch of the Newark Star-Ledger repors. This according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. The Giants will have to get in line, though, as several teams, including the Eagles, are also interested in the 37-year-old Gase, who is considered the hottest coordinator on the market this job cycle.
The Miami Dolphins will make a "strong, strong push" to land Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Adam Gase as their next head coach during their Thursday interview according to Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports.
La Canfora says that the Dolphins'goal is to "try to keep him from getting back to Philadelphia", where he has already interviewed. Gase has been touted as a hot head coaching candidate for the past couple of seasons but really cemented his reputation with the reclamation project he did with quarterback Jay Cutler in 2015, turning Cutler from a turnover machine considered poison to a guy the Bears now say they feel comfortable building their franchise around. Now is considered to the top head coaching prospect on the market and is coveted by almost every NFL team currently looking for a head coach.
Despite some concerns about their organizational structure, the Dolphins are considered one of the best jobs available this offseason due to their undeniable talent on both sides of the ball and a workable quarterback in Ryan Tannehill. Dolphins owner Stephen Ross just might be able to land Gase if he is willing to be aggressive monetarily.
11. Chicago Bears: Ronnie Stanley, OT, Notre Dame
Jay Cutler looked like a new man earlier in the year, but he has regressed recently. Part of the blame has to be on the offensive line, which features two struggling tackles. Kyle Long is out of place and should be used at guard, while Charles Leno is just a swing tackle, at best. Surprised that Ronnie Stanley is still available, the Bears will happily scoop him up.
41. Chicago Bears: Austin Johnson, DT, Penn State
The Bears need as much defensive help as possible as they continue to transition into their new 3-4 scheme. The defensive line is comprised of mediocre players, at best, so this is an area the front office will have to upgrade this offseason.
72. Chicago Bears: Cardale Jones, QB, Ohio State
Jay Cutler will probably be around for just one more year, so the Bears need to think about using an early draft choice on a successor
106. Chicago Bears: Dominique Alexander, ILB, Oklahoma
The Bears had poor play from their linebackers this past season, so they could address the position much earlier than this.
Matt Forte RB 30 CHI TBD $9,200,000 UFA
Alan Ball CB 30 CHI TBD $3,000,000 UFA
Shea McClellin ILB 26 CHI TBD $2,629,263 UFA
Ryan Mundy SS 30 CHI TBD $1,500,000 UFA
Alshon Jeffery WR 25 CHI TBD $1,447,036 UFA
Jarvis Jenkins DE 27 CHI TBD $825,000 UFA
Sherrick McManis CB 28 CHI TBD $665,000 UFA
Will Montgomery C 32 CHI TBD $665,000 UFA
Vladimir Ducasse G 28 CHI TBD $665,000 UFA
Marc Mariani WR 28 CHI TBD $660,000 UFA
Josh Bellamy WR 26 CHI TBD $660,000 UFA
Zach Miller TE 31 CHI TBD $660,000 UFA
Jacquizz Rodgers RB 25 CHI TBD $625,000 UFA
Patrick Omameh G 26 CHI TBD $585,000 RFA
Tracy Porter CB 29 CHI TBD $585,000 UFA
Sam Acho OLB 27 CHI TBD $550,588 UFA
Mitch Unrein DT 28 CHI TBD $516,176 UFA
Chris Prosinski SS 28 CHI TBD $481,764 UFA
LaRoy Reynolds ILB 25 CHI TBD $481,764 RFA
Nick Becton LT 25 CHI TBD $447,352 RFA
Sherrod Martin SS 31 CHI TBD $447,352 UFA
Deonte Thompson WR 26 CHI TBD $310,588 UFA
Robert Housler TE 27 CHI TBD $175,294 UFA
Cutler is the short term answer, but definitely not the long term one...Osweiler is young, 25, has been sitting behind Manning for his career...so basically what we saw this year is his first chance....I know people want to keep harping on getting a defense in order, but look at the Texans...they have a stellar defense, and their QB let them down...you need a QB in this league now, to win. Cutler will be a good stop gap, but he's not the future, maybe Osweiler could be that future...within the next year or two the Bears NEED to find their next QB to be ahead of the game. If we wait until Cutler is cut, we'll be wasting all that money we're going to give Alshon.
So... by your logic Green Bay needs to start finding a QB, cause Rodgers isn't a long term answer? They're just about the same age, probably equally athletic. That's the last thing GB is thinking about. Osweiler is also playing on a good team. Put him on our team that played this year. BTW, the Bears made into 2007 the Superbowl because of their defense, NOT the QB.
You must be a Bears fan that is only a fan when they're playing well.