In a season that saw three different offensive coordinators and two head coaches at the helm, accountability was a word often used by players when meeting with the media and how it was much needed heading into next season.

The idea for the new Bears coach is to have an offensive line in place and working together rapidly and here's why he thinks what has occurred elsewhere like this is possible in Chicago.

Given their nearly $80 million in salary cap space and plentiful draft capital, the Bears are expected to address multiple positions on their offensive line, especially on the interior side of things.