Could the Chicago Bears' Struggles Result in a Change of Offensive Playcaller?

Sunday, November 10th, 2024

Following a 19-3 defeat to the Patriots, Bears head coach Matt Eberflus is reconsidering various aspects, including the possibility of appointing a new offensive play-caller.

The Bears have been unable to score a touchdown in their last two games and have gone 23 consecutive offensive drives without finding the end zone.

The team's issues on offense go beyond just execution, as they are dealing with the absence of four offensive linemen, including mainstay tackles Braxton Jones and Darnell Wright.

Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams faced nine sacks in the recent game, making it a total of 18 sacks over the last three games.

Williams has conveyed his readiness to adjust to a new playcaller if any changes occur.

During the fourth quarter, chants of "Fire Flus" were audible among the crowd.

Eberflus encouraged both coaches and players to take a thorough and introspective review, emphasizing accountability for each other on the team.

Eberflus maintains confidence that he is not in danger of losing the team's support in the locker room.

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