Luke Getsy

Luke Getsy could be headed to Las Vegas after all. Late Saturday night, Albert Breer reported that the Raiders were working on a deal to hire the former Bears offensive coordinator. Getsy was linked to the Raiders OC job last month, along with other strong candidates like Kliff Kingsbury and Shane Waldron. Of course Waldron ended up taking over for…

Luke Getsy, the now former offensive coordinator for the Bears, is searching for a new job. But how much does the league value the one-time offensive coordinator, who failed to create a viable offense for Justin Fields and the Bears? One league insider says Getsy has gravitas around the league. “He’s very well-respected,” Albert Breer told “Kap & JHood”...

Former Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy continues to receive interest from around the NFL. According to Ian Rapoport, Getsy interviewed with the Patriots for their open offensive coordinator job on Tuesday, and had a second interview lined up with the Saints on Wednesday. Getsy became a lightning rod around Chicago when the Bears offense underwhelmed over the course of the…

Former Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy plans to interview for the New England Patriots offensive coordinator position, according to a report from ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler. Getsy recently interviewed for the Las Vegas Raiders’ offensive coordinator position, which would be under newly appointed head coach Antonio Pierce. Kliff Kingsbury is reportedly the favorite for the job; he also interviewed for...

At one point this NFL offseason, 14 teams were looking for a new offensive coordinator, including the Bears. They got theirs on Monday, hiring the former offensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks, Shane Waldron. On the flip side, Waldron’s predecessor, Luke Getsy, is reportedly getting looks to become an offensive coordinator elsewhere. “Three names I’ve heard for the Raiders...

The Bears kicked off Wednesday morning with a ground-breaking development, firing five coaches including offensive coordinator Luke Getsy. However, they opted to retain head coach Matt Eberflus. Why did they fire Getsy? “Yeah, just the growth and the development of the offense to me needed to be better than what it was. To me, you look at the passing game,…

On Wednesday, the Chicago Bears announced a slew of firings, most notably relieving the duties of offensive coordinator Luke Getsy. Getsy’s stint with the Bears lasted two seasons. How many offensive coordinators over the past 25 years have lasted more than two seasons? Two. Ron Turner from 2005-09 and John Schoop from 2001-03. There’s been a long list of...

The Bears announced Wednesday they fired offensive coordinator Luke Getsy, quarterbacks coach Andrew Janocoko, wide receivers coach Tyke Tolbert, running backs coach Omar Young and assistant tight ends coach Tim Zetts. In conjunction with the move, the Bears will hold a press conference at 3 p.m. that can be streamed here. Head coach Matt Eberflus, general manager Ryan Poles and CEO/President...

After days of waiting, we finally have some clarity about the future of the Bears coaching staff. Head coach Matt Eberflus will stay. Offensive coordinator Luke Getsy, quarterbacks coach Andrew Janocko, wide receivers coach Tyke Tolbert, running backs coach Omar Young and assistant tight ends coach Tim Zetts will not. The team has decided to reshape much of the offensive…

Update: Wondering about head coach Matt Eberflus? Here’s the latest. The Bears fired offensive coordinator Luke Getsy and quarterbacks coach Andrew Janocoko on Wednesday, a source confirmed to NBC Sports Chicago Bears Insider Josh Schrock. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero were the first to break the news. The Bears began this season with hopes that the team...

The Bears had nothing to play for in Week 18 besides pride. None of their end-of-year evaluations will be swayed significantly by the 17-9 loss to the Packers. It’s doubtful that anyone won a job or lost a job due to this game alone. But one point was driven home over the course of the team’s flop at Lambeau...

The Bears’ offense has grown under Luke Getsy’s process, but it’s unclear what the future holds for the OC as a turbulent season comes to an end.

The Bears defense played nearly perfect football for 55 minutes, again. And again, they faltered over the final five to allow an improbable comeback for their opponent. Yes, the defense is technically on the hook for allowing 10 points over the last five minutes and change in the team’s 20-17 loss on Sunday. But they shouldn’t be held accountable for…

The Bears’ offensive issues at the end of the game in Detroit are a symptom of a larger disease — one that has infected everyone from Matt Eberflus to Luke Getsy and Justin Fields. One the Bears are still trying to purge.

Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy felt he called the ideal play to pick up the critical fourth-and-1 in the Bears’ loss to the Broncos, but a good play call doesn’t work with poor execution.

The Bears offense was supposed to be better this year. GM Ryan Poles traded away the No. 1 pick in the 2023 draft to bring in DJ Moore and give the team a bonafide No. 1 wide receiver. Poles then used the No. 10 pick in the draft to select Darnell Wright and firm up the team’s offensive line. There…

After hearing Justin Fields’ full comments on the offense, Matt Eberflus checked in to make sure his quarterback and offensive coordinator are in a good place and on the same page.

It looks like there are no hard feelings between Justin Fields and Luke Getsy after a drama-filled week at Halas Hall. Fields and the Bears’ offensive coordinator hugged and waved for the cameras at practice Thursday afternoon, indicating that things are all good after the quarterback made comments to the media Wednesday about the coaching staff while airing out frustration…

Bears general manager Ryan Poles understands Justin Fields’ frustration but is adamant no one in the building believes the quarterback is pointing fingers.

After detailing the reason for his struggles, Justin Fields clarified that he isn’t blaming the Bears’ coaches and takes full responsibility for the offense’s issues.