The Chicago Bears have fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron after a disappointing start to the season, marked by a three-game losing streak and an offense that ranks among the worst in the NFL. Waldron, hired less than 10 months ago, was unable to revitalize an offense led by rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, with the team failing to score a touchdown in their last two games. Thomas Brown, previously the passing game coordinator, has been promoted to offensive coordinator in hopes of turning the team's fortunes around. Head Coach Matt Eberflus emphasized the need for a new direction and expressed confidence in Brown's ability to lead the offensive unit. The Bears, currently holding a 4-5 record and sitting at the bottom of the NFC North, are preparing to face the Green Bay Packers in their next game. This move reflects ongoing challenges in the NFL, where short tenures for coaches have become increasingly common.