The Chicago Bears determined to stay with Matt Eberflus to begin this season, and a few analysts and followers thought it was a mistake.
The workforce’s protection regarded higher within the second half of the season, however with so many new items on offense, to not point out a rookie quarterback, it appeared just like the timing was good to make a regime change.
That wasn’t the case, and judging by the outcomes, the numbers, and the attention check, it could have been a mistake.
Some imagine that Eberflus gained’t make it previous this season, and different rumors state that he may even be let go in some unspecified time in the future within the marketing campaign.
With that in thoughts, Adam Schefter of ESPN identified a considerably worrisome development concerning the Bears, their rookie signal-callers, and their head coaches.
Over the previous decade, the Bears have gone on to fireplace their head coach in the identical 12 months they used a first-round choose on a quarterback. It occurred in 2017, after they drafted Mitch Trubisky second general after which fired John Fox after that season, once more in 2021 after they drafted… pic.twitter.com/xJ0zGA6SPI
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 17, 2024
They’ve already fired their head coach in the identical 12 months they used a first-round choose on a quarterback 3 times prior to now decade.
They did so once they fired John Fox after utilizing their No. 2 choose to get Mitch Trubisky, after which once more once they took Justin Fields at No. 11 after which fired Matt Nagy.
They’ve already parted methods with offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, so that they’re clearly not glad with the state of affairs.
Caleb Williams is simply too proficient, and the Bears can’t afford to wreck him.
He has a lot to be taught, however the workforce hasn’t executed him any favors.
Hopefully, whoever they get, in the event that they do get somebody, will keep there for years and assist him develop.
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