Moving on from now former offensive coordinator Shane Waldron and naming Thomas Brown as the new coordinator has made it a chaotic week for the Chicago Bears, especially midseason. It doesn't help that these changes are coming on the week in which the team is preparing to play their bitter rival, Green Bay Packers.

Fast forwarding to Sunday afternoon, Eberflus could be on the same path. The Bears showed promise after five of their final eight games to finish last season with a 7-10 record and were able to select Caleb Williams with the No. 1 pick in the 2024 draft, acquired in a trade with the Carolina Panthers for the first pick in the 2023 draft.

"Our phones have been blowing up with people trying to contact us in different ways," Eberflus said that afternoon. Over the next two weeks, Eberflus and general manager Ryan Pole

With the Bears holding an 0-10 record against Green Bay since 2019, HC Matt Eberflus looks to change history with a win in Week 11.

After an alarming three-game losing streak, the crumbling Chicago Bears had to do something like fire now-former offensive coordinator Shane Waldron. Maintaining the status quo would’ve only deepened the Bears’ malaise. But let’s not beat around the bush. Until further notice, head coach Matt Eberflus still has to go, too.

As the Bears change play callers midseason, coach Matt Eberflus believes new offensive coordinator Thomas Brown can shift their course “significantly.” Eberflus fired Waldron

The Chicago Bears are making dramatic changes to their offense to try to combat their three-game losing streak. First, the Bears relieved offensive coordinator Shane Waldron and named Thomas Brown as his replacement.