Bears Fire Eberflus, Seek New Head Coach

The Chicago Bears have fired head coach Matt Eberflus following a series of disappointing performances, marking the first in-season coaching change in the franchise's history. Eberflus, who held a 14-32 record, was criticized for poor decision-making, especially in close games, and amassed the longest losing streak in Bears history. Bears President Kevin Warren and GM Ryan Poles have begun the search for a new head coach, with interim head coach Thomas Brown stepping in. Potential candidates for the position include Mike Vrabel, former head coach of the Tennessee Titans, who is known for his strong leadership and playoff experience. Fans remain skeptical about management's ability to make a successful hire, given the team's history of unsuccessful coaching appointments since 2012. The Bears' leadership aims to find a coach who embodies innovative strategies and a commitment to player development.