We now have a stronger sense of Friday’s timeline that resulted in the Chicago Bears firing head coach Matt Eberflus. Given the complete debacle at the end of the Thanksgiving Day loss to the Detroit Lions and how a once-promising season has completely gotten away from them,

Of the many questions asked of the Chicago Bears after they fired head coach Matt Eberflus following their Week 13 loss to the Detroit Lions, one stood out above the rest: Why did they allow him to speak to the media on Friday morning?

Friday morning, it seemed like business as usual for Matt Eberflus and the Chicago Bears. The head coach held his regularly scheduled press conference at 9 a.m. CT while rumors swirled about his job status,

The Chicago Bears will officially enter a different era in 2025 with a new head coach who can work with Caleb Williams. Following Thursday's 23-20 loss to

While the Detroit Lions spoiled the Chicago Bears' Thanksgiving Day festivities, it might not have been a total loss. Per NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, the Bear

The late-game clock mismanagement in a 23-20 loss to the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving proved to be the final straw for Matt Eberflus as head coach of

Matt Eberflus was fired by the Chicago Bears on Friday, one day after botching a timeout in a loss to Detroit. Offensive coordinator Thomas Brown will serve as interim coach, the Bears said in a statement.

The move comes on the day after Chicago’s clock-management blunder at the end of their Thanksgiving loss in Detroit.

With questions swirling over his job status, Bears coach Matt Eberflus said Friday he is going through his "normal" operations ahead of next week's game against the 49ers.

The Bears, after an embarrassing loss on Thanksgiving, fired Matt Eberflus – the first in-season coaching firing in the team's century-plus existence.