None of the other teams that have head coach openings seem to be as interested in Mike McCarthy as the Chicago Bears.

Two weeks ago, ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported that McCarthy "could set his sights on Chicago." It was apparently mutual after the Bears requested an interview with McCarthy while he was still under contract by the Cowboys, who denied the request. After Dallas and McCarthy decided to part ways, it didn't take long for Chicago to set up an interview.

The Chicago Bears announced Wednesday that the team had completed an interview with McCarthy just two days after he parted ways with Dallas.

The Chicago Bears took a unique approach when interviewing Mike McCarthy for their head coaching position, setting it apart from other candidate interviews.

The Bears have been studying potential coaching hires for two months. On Monday, they announced their interest in the Cowboys HC.

Tuesday’s decision from Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys may tell us the intention of the front office with Mike McCarthy.

Ben Johnson is the hottest head coach candidate of the offseason, but he may be unavailable for weeks. Can the Bears risk letting a highly qualified candidate leave the building on the hopes that Johnson will sign with them in the future?

New details about the Chicago Bears' interview with veteran Mike McCarthy for their head-coaching job bring bad news on his candidacy. The post Bears Get Bad News on Pursuit of Mike McCarthy as Head Coach appeared first on Heavy Sports.

On Monday afternoon, the Chicago Bears, who moved on from head coach Matt Eberflus during the season, put in a request to interview McCarthy for their head coach opening, a Cowboys team source says.

Prescott's five injury-marred seasons coincided with the regime of head coach Mike McCarthy. We aren’t saying that McCarthy had anything to do with Prescott’s many trips to the ER—far from it—but we are saying that the former Packers headman's tenure has been a massive disappointment,