The Chicago Bears have one of the more bizarre head coaching interviews scheduled this week, adding to concern that they're destined to botch the process.

In addition to Carroll, the Bears have already requested interviews with Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator Drew Petzing, Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn and Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver.

Former Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll will interview for the Bears' vacancy on Thursday, according to Dan Graziani.

Chicago requested to interview both Detroit Lions' coordinators, Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn. The Bears also put in a request to interview Dallas Cowboys' head coach Mike McCarthy, which Dallas reportedly shut down according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Interim coach Thomas Brown will get an interview, and while it seems unlikely he'll get the job, he made his case for why he believes he deserves a shot.

The Bears are set to interview Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka on Thursday, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.

The Chicago Bears certainly won’t be accused of leaving any stone unturned during their head coaching search this offseason. The Bears started the morning

Pete Carroll, the former Seattle Seahawks head coach and Super Bowl champion, is officially back in the NFL coaching conversation. According to ESPN’s Dan Graziano, Carroll is set to interview with the Chicago Bears for their vacant head-coaching position on Thursday.

The Bears upset the Packers in Week 18 and more reports surfaced about their coaching search. We recap Sunday's headlines.

The Chicago Bears are wasting no time to get the ball rolling on the head coaching search this week after concluding the regular season on Sunday. The Bears were already expected to interview interim head coach Thomas Brown this week,