Bears' Eberflus Considers Offensive Overhaul Amid Struggles

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Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus is evaluating potential changes to the team's struggling offense, stating that "everything's on the table" after three consecutive losses. While Eberflus did not specify any changes, he hinted at possible adjustments to offensive coordinator Shane Waldron's role. Despite the offensive struggles, Eberflus confirmed that Caleb Williams will remain the starting quarterback. The Bears, currently 4-5, are preparing for their first divisional game against the Packers.
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- Bears’ Matt Eberflus evaluating offensive play caller change after 27 points in last 3 weeks - The Athletic The New York Times
- If Bears take play-calling from OC Shane Waldron, next in line likely is assistant Thomas Brown Chicago Sun-Times
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