New Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus is creating connections with team legends, like Jimbo Covert.
Some might roll their eyes at the idea of a current coach reaching out to a 1985 Bear, but as the team continues to lose, there’s been a growing frustration from former players who think they can help turn things around.to help as a consultant for the offensive line in 2018., challenging Kreutz’s credibility.
Kreutz immediately responded by saying former offensive line coach Harry Heistand and former general manager Ryan Pace corroborated the story and confirmed the offer. Regardless, the entire exchange provided a startling example of the growing divide between Bears ownership and some players. “That's important. And I think sometimes, with some of these coaches, that got forgotten and that's just a bad thing,” he said.
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