‘Fire Nagy!’ chants are likely to continue around the city — but at least one Chicago Bears player hopes they won’t: ‘I feel like it’s just making it worse’

“I feel like it’s got to be tough, but for him to come in and still lead us and not show any signs of weakness or letting that affect him, that says a lot about him and his character,” Jackson said. “And for us, for him to be our leader, (it’s) just to fall behind what he’s doing. I feel like it’s tough, but he’s handled this situation very well.”