Rich Bisaccia Has a Backup Plan In Case He Leaves Sin City
With reports swirling that Josh McDaniels will most likely end up as the new head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, interim head coach Rich Bisaccia might be forced out of Sin City.
There’s no need to worry for the 61-year-old assistant as the Chicago Tribune reports that new Chicago Bears coach Matt Ebeflus wants Bisaccia as his Special Teamscoordinator if Bisaccia loses out on the Raiders job.
This news comes as the Bears' former Special Teams coordinator Chris Tabor agreed to a three-contract with the Carolina Panthers, leaving the Bears post open.
Bisaccia, before serving as the Special Teams coordinator for the Raiders, also served the same role with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, San Diego Chargers and Dallas Cowboys.
We won’t know for sure what will happen to Bisaccia until the Silver and Black's permanent head coach opening is filled.
In the meantime, it’s good to know that Bisaccia does have a place to go if he doesn’t get the permanent head coaching job.
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