Studious Marc Trestman may have knowledge to spark Bears' offense

Oakland Raiders quarterback Rich Gannon had an MVP season under Marc Trestman in 2002, the year he turned 37. It's fair to say the biggest beneficiary of Marc Trestman's move from the Montreal Alouettes to the Chicago Bears will be quarterback JayFrom the blog Shutdown Corner: The Chicago Bears hired Marc Trestman to be their next head coach. As was first reported by the Chicago Tribune, Trestman was chosen over Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator DarrellWhat they're saying: "With us, he was very hands-on. He knew everything that was going on with the offense. He was very detailed-oriented," former Montreal and Bears running back Garrett Wolfe on Trestman. Copyright © 2013 Chicago Tribune Company,Marc Trestman had an overall record of 64-34, with two Grey Cups, in five seasons with the Alouettes. (Todd Korol/Reuters). Former South Florida wide receiver S.J. Green had 62 catches during his entire four-year collegiate(John J. Kim/Tribune Photo). Marc Trestman is the Bears' man with a plan — a plan so thorough, it starts with his first day on the job and ends with a Super Bowl XLVIII parade in February 2014. Trestman delivered his first year in a 13-month calendar
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