Matt Nagy was named the 2018 NFL Coach of the Year on Saturday after leading the Chicago Bears to 12 wins and an NFC North title in his inaugural campaign at the helm.
Nagy is the Bears' first Coach of the Year winner since Lovie Smith in 2005.
Coach of the Year voting
| Coach | Team | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| Matt Nagy | Bears | 24 |
| Anthony Lynn | Chargers | 10 |
| Frank Reich | Colts | 8 |
| Andy Reid | Chiefs | 5 |
| Pete Carroll | Seahawks | 2 |
| Sean Payton | Saints | 1 |
The 40-year-old took the Bears to the playoffs for the first time in eight years during his debut season as a head coach. He inherited a roster that was coming off a five-win campaign under John Fox.
The former Kansas City Chiefs assistant turned Chicago's stagnant offense into one of the league's most dynamic this season while helping second-year quarterback Mitchell Trubisky take a major step in his development.
