Chris Emma

All right, so we're all in agreement on Rahimi Harrison-Grody.

Let's get back to it.

He was asked about the loss of his running backs coach, Eric Bien-Ami, to become Kansas City's offensive coordinator.

That is a glowing recommendation from Ben Johnson when it came to not only Eric Bien-Ami leaving, but just letting us into the process of what happened because his hiring here was notable.

veteran been all over the place so i'm not ultimately not worried but that doesn't mean i can't praise what eric bnb did you know what i really like about the bears position coaches that we had this past season you know a lot about the details of what they did on the job like for example how many times did one of the secondary members say to us you know al harris says i need more turnovers i'm still hungry they would tell you what he would say to them in practice

I feel the same way about Eric B enemy.

For example, you knew that he was a guy who would say, I need you to run between the tackles.

Like he put it out there.

You know, when he talked in the off season on the bears, et cetera, podcast, I believe it was where last this time last year, he talked about what he wanted Deandre Swift to do, what he wanted the bears running backs to do.

He didn't back away.

He was unapologetic.

When you have that understanding and,

as a layman of what the position coaches want out of their players, it lets you know how good the coaching is.

I haven't heard any of that.

And also, guess what a good coach does?

He hires other good coaches.

And Matt Nagy, at this point already, after his first season with the Bears, there was a big turnover in assistant coaches.

Do you remember that and how that changed?

And there's a lot of people who said Matt Nagy brought in a lot of yes men.

And you need that contradiction on a coaching staff.