Bears Head Coach Faces Crisis After Loss

The Chicago Bears' season has taken a turn for the worse, following a promising 5-2 start. Head coach Matt Eberflus faces mounting criticism after the team's dismal performance, including a recent 19-3 loss to the New England Patriots, marking three consecutive defeats and an inability to score a touchdown in their last two games. During a radio interview, Eberflus struggled with poor phone connectivity, leading to jabs from ESPN host David Kaplan, who highlighted the team's crisis-like state. Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams is under pressure as he battles with a struggling offensive line, having been sacked nine times in the last game and managing just 120 passing yards. The Bears' offense ranks among the worst in the NFL, and questions are being raised about Eberflus' leadership and future with the franchise. As the Bears prepare to face their NFC North rivals, the urgency for change and improvement is palpable.