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Bears hire Ryan Pace as new general manager

Posted by Michael David Smith on January 8, 2015, 3:07 PM EST
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The Chicago Bears have a new general manager.

Ryan Pace, formerly the director of pro personnel for the Saints, became G.M. of the Bears today. Saints G.M. Mickey Loomis said this week that he believes Pace is ready to become a general manager, although the Saints were hoping not to lose him.

Pace will now participate in the Bears’ coaching search, which the team was reportedly hoping to conclude shortly after finishing their general manager search.

The first, biggest question facing Pace and the new coach will be whether Jay Cutlerhas a future in Chicago. Although Cutler’s disappointing 2014 season has called his future into question, his guaranteed $15 million salary for 2015 may make him impossible to move.

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Marrone has stronger ties to Mike Maccagnan, he signed Marrone to a contract with the London Monarchs of the World League in 1991, and three years later he hired Marrone as a scouting intern for the Ottawa Rough Riders of the CFL.

Yep. Just showing how another city is trying to connect the dots.

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These "ties" are so overrated. A lot of those guys have worked together in some way, shape or form if you go back 10-20-30 years. And it's not like having worked with somebody always is a positive thing. A lot of times it doesn't work out, so that's not exactly a plus either if you have worked with somebody before or have ties to him. Let's just hire the best guy...

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Pace refused to even interview with the Jets, as did Ballard, who was thought to be the frontrunner to this job.

Thought by whom? With what evidence?

And is it possible Pace simply preferred Chicago for reasons that had little to do with us?

It never ceases to amaze me what people read into things, or buy the made-up stories of NY Media.

No Troll, we don't "look bad" because Pace is in Chicago.

But if feeling bad makes you feel good, have at it I guess.

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Thought by whom? With what evidence?

And is it possible Pace simply preferred Chicago for reasons that had little to do with us?

It never ceases to amaze me what people read into things, or buy the made-up stories of NY Media.

No Troll, we don't "look bad" because Pace is in Chicago.

But if feeling bad makes you feel good, have at it I guess.

Get your panties out of a bunch.

It was widely reported that both turned down the Jets request to interview.

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Get your panties out of a bunch.

It was widely reported that both turned down the Jets request to interview.

Happy to, soon as you get your head out of your ass.

Turning down an interview does not de facto reflect negatively on the team turned down in and of itself. There are myriad reasons why a team interviewing a wide assortment of candidates (as we are) may get a decline form a single specific candidate, and most of those reasons have little to do with us being some sort of NFL Leper.

Word is Pace pretty much only wanted the Bears job, and by the point we requested to speak with him, was already well on his way to being hired by Chicago. That's simply not a negative reflection on us, and it's about time trolls like yourself stop trying to sh*t on our team for things like this.

We have more than enough to be critical of, this isn't it.

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