The Bears are scheduled to interview Ravens OC Todd Monken for their vacant head coach job on Friday, per Adam Schefter.

Black Monday has come and gone, and now NFL teams will start filling their head coach vacancies. Who will be next in line to step into those openings? Let’s run through the top options that might be hired by teams in need of a coach this offseason.

The Chicago Bears have made an announcement in their coaching search about Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken.

The team announced requests with multiple candidates, including Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken. "I will collaborate ... the Jaguars also requested Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores and Kansas City Chiefs defensive ...

The Jacksonville Jaguars interviewed a seventh candidate, Baltimore offensive coordinator Todd Monken, on Thursday night for their head coaching vacancy.

The Bears announced Saturday they had met with with Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores. On Friday, they confirmed interviews with Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady and Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken.

The team announced requests with multiple candidates, including Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken ... the Jaguars also requested Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian ...

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken will interview ... also have an interview scheduled with Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores ...

The 73-year-old former Seahawks coach is reportedly the front-runner for the Raiders job. Would he be a good fit in Las Vegas?

The former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator, who was considered the top head coaching candidate on the market, has officially been swooped up by Chicago. The innovative coach has already spoken to the media and seems excited to work with quarterback Caleb Williams.

Baalke was named the general manager of the San Francisco 49ers in 2011. He was Executive of the Year for the 2011 season by the Pro Football Writers of America after the team went 13-3. He was fired after a 2-14 season in 2017.

With Ben Johnson accepting the Chicago Bears’ head coaching gig, the Las Vegas Raiders will have to pivot to another sideline general. There was a lot of buzz that Raiders minority owner Tom Brady was zeroed in on Johnson,