There are many factors involved in post-bye records - the time of the season, the quality of your team, the quality of your opponent, home or road, etc. Reid is a sparkling 19-3 (.863) in the game following the bye in 22 seasons with the Eagles (13-1) and Chiefs (6-2). Whether it’s right or wrong, Sunday’s post-bye game against the Ravens at Soldier Field has put the spotlight on another area where Nagy has come up short of his mentor. With Nagy’s hand-picked offensive igniters still growing - quarterback Justin Fields, running back David Montgomery and tight end Cole Kmet - the Bears (3-6) are 31st in the NFL in total yards, 32nd in yards per play and tied for 29th in scoring. By Reid’s fourth season, the Chiefs were well on their way toward becoming perennial playoff contenders. He couldn’t turn Mitch Trubisky into even Alex Smith, let alone Patrick Mahomes. “I tried to follow that early on in my career, and it did not work.”įollowing Andy Reid’s coaching template has been problematic for Matt Nagy in four seasons with the Bears. “I do know from where I came from, he has a pretty good record,” Nagy said. While his mentor is 19-3 after the bye, Nagy is 0-3 in three seasons with the Bears. Bears coach Matt Nagy (right, with Chiefs head coach Andy Reid in 2017) gave his players the bye week off for mental and physical rest.

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