Marcus Freeman's success at Notre Dame has put him on the radar for NFL teams looking for a new head coach, but he's not interested in talking about

Freeman's mindset couldn't be more prevalent. After all, he has helped build the team into a consistent winner since succeeding former coach Brian Kelly. It culminated this season as quarterback Riley Leonard seemingly transferred from Duke and guided the Fighting Irish to a near-perfect season alongside a tenacious defense.

A year after they celebrated a title, Wolverines supporters are left praying for an outcome that makes both teams miserable; ‘a controversial win that we could question forever’

Never mind that coaching salaries soar into the eight figures for guys who’ve never won a national championship or that exorbitant buyouts protect some failing coaches. Yes, indeedy, the echo chamber says coaching college football is a fool’s errand nowadays.

Notre Dame’s Marcus Freeman said he has put “zero thought” into coaching in the NFL despite reported interest this week from the Chicago Bears.

Here is an in-depth look at Marcus Freeman, who has piqued the Bears' interest following his historic season at Notre Dame.

Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman told reporters on Saturday that he’s given “zero thought into coaching in the NFL.” The Bears have done their homework on Freeman, who is coaching Monday in the national championship game against Ohio State.

As Notre Dame prepares for its first national title game in over a decade, head coach Marcus Freeman responds to speculation linking him to the Chicago Bears' head coaching vacancy.

Freeman addressed the topic of a potential job opportunity with the Bears, where he made it clear his focus is on Monday night'

The Chicago Bears are interested in interviewing Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman for their head coaching vacancy according to a Jan. 12 report from NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. Freeman has yet to give the NFL much thought yet,