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Matt Eberflus says Jaquan Brisker is orchestrating a workout with the Bears defense in California.

Chicago Bears fans are ending 2023 with quite a bit of discontent with the report that head coach Matt Eberflus is expected to return next season. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported on Saturday that Eberflus' job is likely safe if ...

They’ve lost 13-straight games, a franchise record. Eberflus has the lowest winning percentage of any coach in franchise history. Even acknowledging the Bears’ roster deficiencies last year, it’s fair to wonder if Eberflus, after only 20 games as a head coach, is in over his head.

Bears fans are clamoring for Ben Johnson to replace Matt Eberflus as head coach.

After insisting they were unaffected by defensive coordinator Alan Williams’ resignation this week, the Bears’ defense laid another egg against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs’ offense. “We’ve got a lot of work to do,” defensive tackle Justin Jones said.

Getsy talked to Justin Fields about issues he was having with being “robotic” and not playing like himself. But the solution is to stay the course. “Justin believes in the process we’re going through,” he said.

He’s ready for the next phase, which begins Sunday against the Packers at Soldier Field. Eberflus doesn’t see a rash of disadvantages when he analyzes the individual matchups anymore. There are actually grounds for optimism now — and ambition.

Scheme-fit is everything with Matt Eberflus’ defense, and the two talented-but-flawed rookie defensive tackles will be a measurement of GM Ryan Poles’ ability to find the right guy and the coaching staff’s ability to develop a skilled player with untapped potential.