Brad Biggs: Bears’ meticulous search for GM and head coach hasn’t put them behind rest of NFL. But time — and wins and losses — will be judge of their process.

CHICAGO — As the Chicago Bears continue their methodical process vetting candidates simultaneously for their general manager and head coach openings, action should pick up soon.

ESPN reported Saturday morning Kansas City Chiefs executive director of player personnel Ryan Poles, a GM candidate, will get a second interview. It already was reported Indianapolis Colts defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus will receive a second interview, something he already completed with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The first of four GM openings leaguewide was filled Friday when the New York Giants hired Buffalo Bills assistant GM Joe Schoen, who also interviewed with the Bears. Eight teams — one-fourth of the league — remain in the hunt for a head coach.