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Polian, who began in the NFL as a scout for the Kansas City Chiefs (1978-1982), took over as the pro personnel director of the Bills in 1984. He built Buffalo into a powerhouse and led the team to four straight AFC Eastern Division titles from 1988 to 1991, including back-to-back 13-3 records in 1990 and 1991.

Which teams has Bill Polian worked for? Polian began his NFL career as a scout for the Kansas City Chiefs in 1978 and stayed in that role until 1982. After short exploits in the United States Football League and Canadian Football League, he joined the Buffalo Bills organization in 1984.

Bears Sports NFL Bill Polian not ideal choice to advise Bears, but it’s better than proceeding on their own Bears chairman George McCaskey rebutted all objections to relying on Polian to help him decide the fates of Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy as well as selecting their replacements. But, ultimately, McCaskey’s legacy is on the line, not Polian’s.

Bill Polian became part of the Chicago Bears inner circle as far back as November of last year. Team chairman George McCaskey asked him to evaluate the organization and offer an assessment on what must be done to fix it.

It might've taken more than a year and a half, but former general manager Bill Polian, who won six Executive of the Year awards and one Super Bowl during his career with the Bills, Panthers,...