Children of any sports personalities following in their footsteps is not a new thing. They get exposed to the sports world at a young age and later follow in the path of their parents. Just like that, Matt Nagy’s kids also seem to be following in his footsteps.
Matt Nagy’s son Brayden plays high school football for Lake Forest. Similarly, Brayden’s younger brother, Tate, also plays for the same team. During the Bears’ training camp, Brayden, Tate, and the twin boys also serve as the ballboys.
Similarly, the kids also run routes with the Chicago Bears players and their father. The boys also attend the press conference with their parents. When their dad was named the Bears’ 16th coach, they were also present.
It is unknown if the twins play football like their elder brothers. But if the boys plan on playing football professionally, their dad will undoubtedly guide them to be one of the best players. Let’s hope Matt Nagy’s children succeed in whatever career path they choose.
“Fire Nagy” Chant Broke Out During One Of Brayden’s Games
In November 2021, Brayden played a match for Lake High in the Illinois Class 6A state semifinals against Cary-Grove. Sadly, Brayden’s team lost the game against Cary-Grove.
At the same time, Matt’s NFL team, Chicago Bears were also playing poorly and were unable to win their games. As a result, during that game, chants of “Fire Nagy” were clearly heard. While the chants had been heard in numerous NFL games this was the first time of school-level games.
As per a Twitter user, the chants started as early as the second quarter and continued to the fourth quarter. Videos of the incident have also been circling around various social media platforms for a while.
Later, Neil Lesinski, the principal of Cary-Grove, issued an apology letter to Lake Forest. The letter said the chant was not appropriate nor acceptable, and the administration immediately addressed it at the game. Furthermore, many sports personalities stated the behavior to be unacceptable.
