Eberflus’ contribution has to be more than promoting Thomas Brown to replace Shane Waldron. He has to be the reason they win. The Bears not only have to win for Eberflus to survive, they have to be well-coached.

With the NFL season nearing the completion of the regular season, seats are getting warm around the league for head coaches who could be on the verge of losing their jobs. The job security of Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus has been a hot topic,

The Bears have seven games remaining against playoff contenders and appear headed for major offseason changes.

Tribune writers Dan Wiederer and Colleen Kane talk through four key issues facing the Chicago Bears after the 20-19 loss to the Green Bay Packers.

One area of the defense that head coach Matt Eberflus admitted needs to improve is the pass rush, which has 25 sacks through 10 games (which ranks 15th in the league). During the team's three-game win streak, the defense totaled 11 sacks. But during this four-game losing streak, they've managed just seven, including two in the last two games.

The fashion in which the Bears lost last week's matchup against the Green Bay Packers has been seen before in Chicago's recent history. Not only was it the third time in the past 11 years in which they've lost on a missed field goal in which they attempted instead of running another play beforehand,

Matt Eberflus should have been gone after the 2023 season. Not solely because of his record, but because the logical thing to do with the franchise getting the number one overall