Bears interview Day for QBs coach position

Published: Feb 03, 2010 at 01:47 PM

CHICAGO -- Shane Day, who spent the past three seasons on the San Francisco 49ers' staff, has interviewed with the Chicago Bears for their quarterbacks coach job.

Day met with the Bears at their headquarters in suburban Lake Forest, Ill., on Wednesday.

Day has spent the past three seasons as a quality control coach working closely with the offensive staff in San Francisco.

Day got to know new Bears offensive coordinator Mike Martz when he held the same job with the 49ers in 2008. Day also has worked with new Bears tight ends coach Mike DeBord, who similar to Martz was hired this week, when they were on the staff at Michigan.

The Bears also are looking for a defensive coordinator.

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