Bears fire offensive coordinator after 3-point outing against Patriots
Briefly

"After evaluating our entire operation, I decided that it is in the best interest of our team to move in a different direction with the leadership of our offense," said head coach Matt Eberflus. His deliberate decision reflects the severity of the Bears' struggles and the need for change, specifically after a disappointing showing by the offense against the Patriots which culminated in a dismal performance, confirming the urgency for a strategic overhaul.
Despite initial promise with the first overall draft pick Caleb Williams under offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, the Bears' offensive unit declined significantly after their Week 7 bye. The Bears were unable to convert on third downs and struggled against the Patriots' defensive pressures, culminating in Waldron's firing shortly after this critical loss, which revealed deep flaws in the team's offensive strategy.
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