Ron Rivera leaving the Bears is a "long shot scenario."

[Gryphon]

The Chicago Tribune believes defensive coordinator Ron Rivera leaving the Bears is a "long shot scenario."

It may come down to a money issue, but Rivera isn't under contract through 2007 so once the Super Bowl is over, he'll be a free agent.

Source: Chicago Tribune

 

[Future]

how does what that second line says prove that him leaving is a "long shot scenario"??? especially given the fact that the Chicago is not usually an organization to pay coaches big money and Jerry is ready to open the checkbook big time

 

[superpunk]

how does what that second line says prove that him leaving is a "long shot scenario"??? especially given the fact that the Chicago is not usually an organization to pay coaches big money and Jerry is ready to open the checkbook big time

I agree.

There appears to be no connection at all between the title and the body. Maybe they meant to say "returning to Chicago."

 

[iceberg]

The Chicago Tribune believes defensive coordinator Ron Rivera leaving the Bears is a "long shot scenario."

It may come down to a money issue, but Rivera isn't under contract through 2007 so once the Super Bowl is over, he'll be a free agent.

Source: Chicago Tribune

yea, that explains all his campaigning for the job he's been doing. agree with the rest - this seems like a *** news clipping.

 

[amuze]

The Chicago Tribune believes defensive coordinator Ron Rivera leaving the Bears is a "long shot scenario."

It may come down to a money issue, but Rivera isn't under contract through 2007 so once the Super Bowl is over, he'll be a free agent.

Source: Chicago Tribune

Money makes the world go 'round. As long as Jerrah has the deep pockets and wants the guy, NOTHING is a long shot.

 

[Q_the_man]

It all comes down to money...........

 

[Ratmatt]

The Chicago Tribune believes defensive coordinator Ron Rivera leaving the Bears is a "long shot scenario."

It may come down to a money issue, but Rivera isn't under contract through 2007 so once the Super Bowl is over, he'll be a free agent.

Source: Chicago Tribune

It doesn't give a reason why they think he is a long shot.

 

[LittleRed212]

Maybe they're just trying to convince themselves that we have no chance to get him.