TV execs love the look of a cold-weather game, but the level of play takes a hit. And that can affect the legacy of some great players.

Monken had a virtual interview with the Bears on January 17 before the Baltimore Ravens lost their divisional-round game against the Buffalo Bills. The 58-year-old has served as the Ravens offensive coordinator for the past two seasons, overseeing top-five scoring units in each campaign -- and boasting the No. 1 total offense in 2024.

The finale of HBO’s “Hard Knocks” captured Lamar Jackson’s experience of the Ravens’ season-ending loss to Buffalo.

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Hines is the head equipment manager for the Ravens, who are bracing for bitter cold in a rematch with Buffalo this weekend to decide which team advances to the AFC Championship game. At kickoff time Sunday night, the temperature is forecast to be 12 degrees with a "feels like" high of 4 degrees.

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Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken interviewed for the Chicago Bears head coaching job on Friday

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The Chicago Bears are searching for their next head coach, where general manager Ryan Poles will lead the charge in a wide-ranging search that will include up-and-coming coordinators, former head coaches, and even a current head coach.

The Chicago Bears were selective about who they brought to Halas Hall for the first round of interviews. Ron Rivera and Mike McCarthy met with the Bears in person.