
Why Ryan Poles has done a Good Job as General Manager of the Chicago Bears Thus Far
- January 21, 2023
- 3 minutes read
When the Bears started off 2022 by replacing Ryan and Matt with Ryan and Matt, many Bears fans were hopeful of this new regime, but skeptical at the same time. For the most part since 1985, Bears fans have constantly gotten their hopes up with each and every new coach and executive to come in. It can be tough to keep your excitement emotions intact when every new hire is deemed to be a ‘home run hire,’ only for the fanbase to demand a coach to be sent back out to Canada after two seasons. *Cough* Yes, I’m talking to you, Marc Trestman. *Cough* So when Pace and Nagy were asked to leave town, we all felt like we’ve been there before. Because we have. However, when the Bears hired Ryan Poles, there was a jolt of new excitement for the Chicago fanbase because the Bears don’t usually get the highly sought-after guy. Poles, an impressive new executive from the Chiefs reportedly had his choice between the Bears’ and Vikings’ general manager openings. He was a young and upcoming talent evaluator who had the respect of many front office folks around the league. So although he has been in office for just about a year now, here’s why he’s done a good job so far.
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