The Chicago Bears are reportedly interested in meeting with a legendary head coach following Matt Eberflus' firing. Per Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer,

Bill Belichick is no longer in this year's NFL coaching cycle, but another Super Bowl-winning head coach could be. Pete Carroll, who led the Seahawks to the franchise's lone Super Bowl title back in 2012,

Former Super Bowl champion Pete Carroll is looking to return to coaching in 2025 and is reportedly eyeing the Bears' vacancy.

Seattle Seahawks Super-Bowl winning coach Pete Carroll has expressed interest in the Chicago Bears' head coaching job, league sources told ESPN.

On Christmas Day, a bombshell report emerged indicating that former Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll is interested in the Chicago Bears’ vacancy. Interestingly enough, the Bears are playing the Seahawks on a special Boxing Day edition of Thursday Night Football in Week 17. Carroll would be an interesting fit in Chicago.

Ex-Seahawks coach Pete Carroll’s wish list leaked, and his number one item is the head coaching job in the Windy City. The 73-year-old Super Bowl champion is ready to return to the sideline, ESPN reports, and he’s targeting the vacant Bears job.

Ahead of their game against Carroll's former team on Thursday Night Football, NFL insider Albert Breer revealed that the Bears are interested in talking with Carroll as well. "Yes, Pete Carroll has an interest in the Bears job,

The timing might not be right for a 73-year-old defensive-minded coach. But Carroll’s candidacy is a reminder of how much the Bears need someone like him — an energetic, aggressive personality who would shake things up at Halas Hall.

First, Pete Carroll showed interest in coaching the Chicago Bears. Then it appeared his age created a problem as far as being a serious candidate. However, the Bears are willing to listen, according to a post on X by Albert Breer.