The Bears may have been 1-4 during his time as interim coach but Thomas Brown had solid selling points when he talked to the team about taking over the job on a regular basis.

The Chicago Bears interviewed Thomas Brown for their head coaching vacancy after he ran the team on an interim basis at the end of the season.

The Chicago Bears are searching for their next head coach, where general manager Ryan Poles will lead the charge in a wide-ranging search that will include up-and-coming coordinators, former head coaches and even a current head coach.

Brown is the ninth candidate to interview with general manager Ryan Poles, president Kevin Warren, chairman George McCaskey and the search committee.

The Bears announced another interview with a candidate for their head coaching job on Monday, but it seems likely that they will be looking in a different direction when it comes time to make a hire.

Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams called out head coach Thomas Brown and made clear what he wants in the team's next head coach.

Thomas Brown has more than one interview on his plate. The Bears ’ interim head coach, who will interview for the permanent position as part of the team’s wide-ranging search, is expected to talk to the Seahawks about their offensive coordinator vacancy, a source confirmed.

As the coaching carousel begins to take its spins around the league, there have been many names being connected to the Bears, including Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken, who is a long-time assistant coach and could be ready to lead a pro team of his own.

The Bears are giving Brown the chance to interview for the full-time head coaching job, but this feels more like a professional courtesy than genuine interest in what his plan for the franchise would be.