The Chicago Bears interviewed Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken and Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady for their head coaching job Friday. Monken, a Chicago-area product, and Brady lead offenses with MVP candidates at quarterback in the Ravens' Lamar Jackson and the Bills' Josh Allen.

With the two MVP front-runners facing off this weekend, Ben Arthur and Henry McKenna debate who's been the better QB and who will be.

As the search for the Chicago Bears head coach continues, the prominent names being vetted keep rolling in. Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken a

Brady, 35, interviewed with the Bears for an assistant coaching job three years ago. He coached LSU star Joe Burrow in college and has NFL MVP candidate Josh Allen starring in Buffalo. His agent, former Bears defensive end Trace Armstrong, also represents GM Ryan Poles.

I recently asked my WCG and 2nd City Gridiron teammates four questions about the Chicago Bears’ ongoing head coaching search. Yesterday’s question was the obvious one: Who is the one candidate that you’d be 100% pleased with the Bears hiring?

Despite the distraction of the playoffs, Monken has done well in his interviews, thanks, in part, to his previous experience as a head coach at the collegiate level, per Mike Garafolo of NFL Network.

Ahead of their AFC Divisional Round playoff game against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken reportedly has

Ravens OC Todd Monken says it’s unfortunate that he has to interview for head coaching jobs while preparing for a playoff game against the Buffalo Bills

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen may get a new contract, and running back James Cook is considered "a big part of the Bills' future" as he enters

The Jacksonville Jaguars announced Thursday evening that they’ve completed an interview with Ravens OC Todd Monken for their head-coaching vacancy. Here’s

The football analyst pointed the finger at the Ravens quarterback, not just the tight end who dropped the ball on Baltimore's critical two-point conversion attempt.

Rich Eisen says the Ravens ‘are going to be in it every year.’ Former Orioles great Jim Palmer is among those showing support for Mark Andrews. Kyle Van Noy says the Bills’ conservative approach paid off.