The Chicago Bears brass has seen enough. A day after the team dropped its sixth consecutive game — a 23-20 loss to the Detroit Lions at Ford Field — the Bears have fired head coach Matt Eberflus. ESPN’s Adam Schefter first reported the news.

The Bears fired head coach Matt Eberflus this season and it's unlikely that interim head coach Thomas Brown will assume duties in 2025 and beyond, as Chicago is riding a nine-game losing streak heading into a Week 17 matchup against the Seahawks on "Thursday Night Football."

The Bears have officially decided to move on from Matt Eberflus. Here's a look at why the era came to an early conclusion.

Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson is reportedly interested in one of the big future openings in the 2025 NFL coaching cycle. NFL Network's Tom Pelissero shared on Monday evening that Joh

Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson's name is being floated around as a top candidate for a head coaching vacancy within the NFC North. Johnson is reportedly intrigued by the Chicago Bears' head coaching job,

A former Chicago Bears quarterback thinks the team should look to hire a Super Bowl-winning coach who is currently employed with another NFL team but could become a free agent in a couple of weeks.

Aside from Ben Johnson rejecting the offer, the Chicago Bears have every reason to hire the Lions offensive coordinator. One technicality could still get in the way.

It seems like the Bears and Lions both won on Sunday. ESPN has reported that Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson is expected to interview for the Chicago Bears head-coaching vacancy.