Jauron knows his stuff. One NFLer told us recently that much of the Bears' success this season was based on defensive schemes that Jauron had implemented before getting fired in 2003. That came two years after being named NFL Coach of the Year, coaching a 13-3 team that matched the club's best win total in history.
President Michael McCaskey hired him, but was replaced after the McGinnis debacle. The Bears eventually hired Jerry Angelo as general manager and Angelo almost immediately had philosophical differences and an acrimonious relationship with Jauron. There was a lack of trust on both sides and some believe Angelo wanted Jauron to fail so he could bring in his own guy.
I know this won't sway most of your opinions, but at least it's up here for you to see. I know Cynical, and Ice will continue to whine so I don't think they should bother viewing this thread.
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