Kevin Warren acknowledges Bears could have handled firing of Matt Eberflus better
Meeting with reporters on Friday, Bears CEO Kevin Warren acknowledged that firing Matt Eberflus after Eberflus conducted a day-after-game press conference during which he expressed confidence that he’d remain on the job wasn’t ideal.
Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson (1), participates in a NFL football training session in Ware, England, Friday, Oct.
Although the process will be a collaboration, Bears team president Kevin Warren made clear the hiring of a new head coach ...
The Dan Patrick Show discusses who had the worst weekend in professional sports, highlighting former Bears head coach Matt ...
The Chicago Bears did something they've never done in their history before: they fired a head coach midseason. To be fair, ...
CHICAGO - A Chicago man was sentenced to seven years in prison for several burglaries and identity thefts spanning years; the ...
Mike Florio and Chris Simms discuss the significance of Chicago firing Matt Eberflus during the season, and why they expect ...
During Monday's press conference, Kevin Warren defended the process in firing Matt Eberflus, but admitted they could have ...
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