Chicago Bears fans should be very concerned about this comment that GM Ryan Poles made during his end-of-year press conference.

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles has dumped fuel on rumors that his team could trade for its next head coach in 2025.

General manager Ryan Poles will lead the search, alongside a committee that also includes president Kevin Warren, chairman George McCaskey, as well as assistant GM Ian Cunningham (when available amid interviews), director of football admin Matt Feinstein, senior director of player personnel Jeff King and chief HR officer Liz Geist.

Once again, history is repeating itself in Chicago as Poles appears set to lead a coaching search as Ryan Pace did before him.

The Chicago Bears vow to learn from their mistakes and get it right this time in their search for a new coach.

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles broke down the team's head coaching search at Tuesday's press conference and confirmed he's the man in charge of the process.

With the regular season in the rearview mirror, the Chicago Bears have turned their focus toward a coaching search that will be one of the most significant processes in team history. The Bears have heavy lifting ahead to close the gap on three division rivals who qualified for the playoffs.

It was made clear that Poles is the point person in charge of the head coaching search—one that will be extensive in order to get right.

The Chicago Bears coaching search began on Monday, but interviews have started being scheduled on Tuesday. According to multiple reports, the Bears have three interviews scheduled this week while one request has been denied.