Chicago bears coach john fox fired broncos

LAKE FOREST, Ill. — The Chicago Bears fired John Fox on Monday after three losing seasons, ending one of the least successful coaching stints in team history.

The dismissal came one day after the Bears lost at NFC North champion Minnesota to finish 5-11.

“Today is the tough part of our results-oriented business,” Fox said in a statement.

Chicago has had four consecutive losing seasons — each with 10 or more losses.

The Bears haven’t finished above .500 since they let Lovie Smith go following a 10-6 finish in 2012.

The Chicago Bears fired head coach John Fox on Monday after the team finished in the NFC North cellar for the third straight season under.

The Chicago Bears fired head coach John Fox on Monday after the team finished in the NFC North cellar for the third straight season under.

John Fox has been fired as head coach of the Chicago Bears after Chicago's third consecutive last-place finish in the NFC North.

^ "Former Giants Defensive Coordinator, Current Denver Broncos Coach John Fox to Undergo Heart Surgery".

The Chicago Bears fired Fox on Monday, the team announced on Monday.

The Chicago Bears fired John Fox on Monday after three losing seasons, ending one of the least successful coaching stints in team history.

They haven’t been to the playoffs since 2010.

Fox was 14-34 in his three years with Chicago, a .292 winning percentage that ranks as the second lowest for the Bears. Only Abe Gibron was worse — 11-30-1 (.274) from 1972-74.

Even so, cornerback Prince Amukamara said there were plenty of hugs for Fox when he met with the team Monday.

“Great, passionate coach,” he said.

“Didn’t give up on us, didn’t