coaching staff and offense are starting to collide.

The Baltimore Ravens have officially requested permission to speak with Bears offensive coordinator Declan Doyle, raising important questions about offensive continuity and stability as Chicago continues building around its young core under head coach Ben Johnson. How real is the threat of losing Doyle, and what would it mean for the Bears' offensive direction moving forward?

At the same time, former Dolphins Associate Head Coach and running backs coach Eric Studesville has emerged as a name to watch for Chicago's vacant RB coach position, per Brad Biggs. Studesville brings previous experience with the Bears along with a strong working relationship with Ben Johnson from their time together in Miami. Is this a natural fit for Chicago's evolving offense?

We also react to former Bears assistant Antwaan Randle El publicly defending DJ Moore, pushing back on recent criticism and reinforcing Moore's importance as both a leader and playmaker in the Bears locker room. What does this say about the perception of Moore around the league and inside the building?

We break down what all of this latest Chicago Bears news means for the coaching staff, offensive structure, and locker-room chemistry as the Bears navigate a critical offseason with big expectations ahead.

🐻⬇️ Join the conversation: • Should Bears fans be worried about losing Declan Doyle? • Is Eric Studesville the right hire to lead the running backs room? • Was Antwaan Randle El right to defend DJ Moore?

⏱️ Episode Timestamps: 00:00 Ravens request interview with Declan Doyle 21:18 Bears linked to Eric Studesville for RB coach 33:41 Antwaan Randle El defends DJ Moore

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