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Brad Biggs: New QBs coach Kerry Joseph says ‘it’s about trust’ with Bears QB — whoever that ends up being

Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields celebrates a win over the Atlanta Falcons with fans on Dec. 31, 2023, at Soldier Field in Chicago.

MOBILE, Ala. — Kerry Joseph doesn’t have any thoughts yet on the Chicago Bears’ biggest offseason decision, the one that holds the key to the NFL draft.

The team’s new quarterbacks coach, hired Friday, doesn’t even know where his office is at Halas Hall. He has been on a whirlwind tour since the season ended, free to seek a new job after the Seattle Seahawks forced out coach Pete Carroll.

Joseph, the assistant quarterbacks coach for the Seahawks the last two seasons, spent one day in Lake Forest interviewing for the Bears job.

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