The Chicago Bears' search for their next head coach has come with plenty of twists and turns throughout the process, including losing one of their top candidates, Mike Vrabel, who agreed to become the New England Patriots head coach.

The phrase opposites attract has commonly been used in reference to the dating world, but it also applies to NFL head coaching searches. Over the years, there has been a track record of NFL teams targeting head coaching candidates with a background opposite to that of who they fired.

Former Cardinals head coach and current Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury is taking his time for taking head coaching gigs.

The Dallas Cowboys are searching for a new head coach, and of the names being floated for the job, there is one they should certainly stay away from.

Offensive Rookie of the Year favorite Jayden Daniels has come in and led Washington to its most wins since its last Super Bowl campaign in 1991, while offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury has constructed a unit that ranks in the top five in both total offense and points per game.

Kliff Kingsbury, who interviewed for the Bears OC job last offseason, is expected to interview for Chicago's head coaching vacancy.

The New Orleans Saints are continuing their pursuit of a new head coach by scheduling an interview with Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported