The Chicago Bears have requested to interview Connor Senger for their vacant offensive coordinator position, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. The move comes as Chicago continues its search for a new leader to oversee the offensive unit.
Senger currently serves as the pass game specialist for the Arizona Cardinals. He recently boosted his coaching profile by calling plays during last week’s East-West Shrine Bowl. His candidacy for the Bears role follows a busy weekend where he also reportedly interviewed for quarterback coach openings with both the Buffalo Bills and the Green Bay Packers.
The Bears are looking to fill the coordinator role under head coach Matt Eberflus as the franchise prepares for a critical offseason involving high-profile draft assets. Senger represents a rising name in the coaching ranks with specific expertise in modern passing schemes and play-calling experience.
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