Published 1/3/2009
at chicagotribune.com - Sports
Marinelli at Halas, but hiring not imminent
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Rod Marinelli was at Halas Hall on Friday with Bears coach Lovie Smith. Frank Bauer downplayed his client's visit, even though Bears general manager Jerry Angelo said Tuesday he would love to have Marinelli on the staff. Smith expressed admiration for Marinelli as well.
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