Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson is not focused on the name of the team's next head coach, he only wants results.

The Chicago Bears have already made some significant changes this offseason, but they are sticking with their head coach.

Pete Carroll, Mike McCarthy and Mike Vrabel are prominent in the Bears' coaching search. Their presence suggests the team's ownership may elevate the coach's authority.

The Bears interviewed former Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel for their head coaching job on Wednesday, which was not unexpected. But a name from the college ranks that has now come up, according to a Chicago Tribune report,

Johnson has been the Lions offensive coordinator for the last three seasons and is one of the most coveted head coach candidates this year. He has worked wonders for Jared Goff and helped turn around his career following an unceremonious exit from the Los Angeles Rams. JARED GOFF TO Jameson Williams. 82-YARD TOUCHDOWN.

Now we look at the candidates who were previously not on ECD’s list and have received official requests from the Bears for interviews.

The days of having head coaching candidates fly in economy class are over as the Bears strive to establish a first-class identity.

The Chicago Bears are conducting their search for a new head coach, and it's already been an expansive one that's included double-digit candidates. The candidates range from up-and-coming coordinators to former head coaches to offensive minds to defensive minds.