The Chicago Bears made a significant change to their coaching staff by firing offensive coordinator Shane Waldron in an effort to revamp an underperforming unit that ranks among the worst in the NFL. This decision comes as the Bears find themselves in the midst of a three-game losing streak, with their offense struggling to find its footing following an offseason overhaul that saw the arrival of Caleb Williams as the No. 1 overall draft pick.
Following Waldron's dismissal, offensive passing game coordinator Thomas Brown was promoted to the role of offensive coordinator. Head coach Matt Eberflus hinted at impending changes after a disappointing 19-3 loss to New England, emphasizing that the decision to part ways with Waldron was made in the best interest of the team.
