When the Bears lost highly organized offensive coordinator Declan Doyle to be OC and play caller in Baltimore, the announcement of Press Taylor as a replacement hardly met with resounding applause.

That's because the baggage Taylor brought to Chicago included both failure and success from past efforts. It's part of what most coaches go through when they've been in the league as long as Taylor. At 38, the younger brother of Bengals head coach Zac Taylor has been coaching in the league for 13 years with varying degrees of success. He's depicted as sort of an older version of Doyle, and with Philadelphia at the outset of his career had been thought of in much the same way the Bears thought of Doyle.

Taylor's relationship with Caleb Williams will be greater now than as passing game coordinator, but how that changes the dynamic remains to be seen

The reason coach Ben Johnson believes he has the right person to replace Doyle is the role the offensive coordinator plays in the Bears' structure is in tune with…