Well, I want to start today with this.

Matt Nagy is back.

Back in the spotlight, back in the news.

He's making the rounds in order to help out his head coaching status in the future.

I'll explain why that in a second.

But Matt Nagy has decided that now, Super Bowl week with the Cheaps, going to be in the big

game, he's decided that it's time to reflect and really think about what's going on with the

Bears, what happened in regards to his tenure, what he could look forward to and improve upon

in the future. Naturally, when you're prepping for a Super Bowl, you're going to be thinking

about the Bears and what happened here and why you got fired, right? Only makes sense to finally comment

about being fired and what happened and the tumultuous stuff that he put the Bears through

during Super Bowl week. That's the time to reflect on what happened here in Chicago, apparently,

according to Matt Nagy, not me.

He's been quiet, and I have to give the bear's credit.

There was no exit press conference.

There was no exit press conference with Ryan Poles, with Matt Eberpluce, with ownership

about what happened to Matt Nagy.

He just kind of vanished.

He kind of went away.

And according to some reporting from Adam Hogue,

he said that Nagy went on a 20-day retreat to South Africa,

came back and was immediately offered and did accept the chief's job that he has right now on the offensive staff,

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