The losses have far outnumbered the wins under Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles’ watch. The misses — at this point three years into his tenure — have been as prolific as his hits. The coach firings are adding up.

While Poles took his time answering each and every question directed his way, he also took time to address a rumor about himself and an apparent rift with president Kevin Warren. Calling the rumor of a rift between him and Warren "disappointing,

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

Poles kept it mostly vague Tuesday, talking about needing to “look in the mirror” and review past hiring processes to identify his missteps without specifying much of what he intended to correct.

The Chicago Bears are on the hunt for their next head coach, and general manager Ryan Poles hasn't ruled out trading for a head coach. "We'll look at

Here's what we learned from Bears general manager Ryan Poles as the Bears' head coaching search officially began on Tuesday.

The Bears’ audience was more than just the fan base; it was their growing list of potential head coaches around the league.

When asked Tuesday during his season-ending news conference whether he would consider trading for a head coach, Bears GM Ryan Poles said all options are on the table.

Tuesday was an eventful day at Halas Hall, headlined by Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles taking responsibility for Chicago’s failures on the field, and outlining the Bears’ search for their next head coach.

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