"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

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

There have been no real highs to the Eberflus “era.” We’re at the stage where everything he says is just kindling for the fire. Or firing.

Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus has fired two OCs in less than 11 months and if the team stumbles down the stretch, he could be the next to go. The post Elite FBS Coach Emerging as Name to Replace Bears’ Matt Eberflus appeared first on Heavy.

Matt Eberflus has now fired two offensive coordinators this year. The OC he canned in January (Luke Getsy) is already out as the Raiders’ play-caller, a move that came shortly before the Bears booted Shane Waldron.

Eberflus needed to make this move, even if he didn't want to. But how much can Thomas Brown do with the Bears facing a daunting schedule?