Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams' development for the remainder of the season reportedly played a role in the Chicago Bears' decision to fire head coach

The Chicago Bears will get a head start on their search for a new head coach, but who will be among the prime candidates for the job?

With Matt Eberflus no longer in the picture, the Chicago Bears have filled the remaining holes on their coaching staff internally. After promoting Thomas Brown from interim offensive coordinator to interim head coach, wide receivers coach Chris Beatty will fill his void as the play caller for the remainder of 2024.

Chicago Bears president Kevin Warren made some bold declarations on Monday following the firing of head coach Matt Eberflus. Per NFL Network's Tom

Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson “didn’t really give a damn” about the attention his postgame confrontation with Matt Eberflus had gotten after Chicago lost to the Lions on Thanksgiving Day.

If Poles gets it wrong on the next coach, they’re probably leaving together. That possibility presents something he and Kevin Warren must navigate with coaching candidates who will be cautious about stepping into the instability of potentially mismatched timelines.

After just three seasons in charge, the Chicago Bears fired their former head coach, Matt Eberflus. The post NFL Insider Tells Caleb Williams’ Bears to Copy Detroit Lions’ Homework After Ryan Poles Revealed Why He Fired Matt Eberflus appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Ryan Poles isn’t going anywhere. Bears president Kevin Warren confirmed Monday that the team’s current general manager “will remain the general manager” and spearhead the upcoming head coaching search following Friday’s firing of Matt Eberflus.

Three years into the Matt Eberflus experiment the Chicago Bears have already decided he’s not the right head coach for