There are plenty of questions facing the Bears this offseason, and the status of general manager Ryan Poles is certainly something to m

The Bears’ firing of Matt Eberflus was as painful internally as it looked from the outside. In a scathing ESPN report detailing the moments following the embarrassing ending sequence in the Bears’ Thanksgiving Day loss to the Lions, the now-fired coach only consoled his team for “seconds” before chaos broke out.

The Bears could still fire Eberflus later today or on Saturday, but will they? He said he believes he'll coach the team against the 49ers.

The Chicago Bears fired head coach Matt Eberflus following an embarrassing Thanksgiving loss to the Detroit Lions that extended a brutal six-game losing streak that was the defining moment of his abysmal three-year tenure.

While Eberflus received most of the heat, and rightfully so, for his role in his 14-32 record in roughly three seasons, Poles also deserves a share of the blame for the roster construction -- notably not dedicating resources to the offensive line and neglecting the trenches -- as well as his decision to hire Eberflus in the first place.

Was Matt Eberflus the right choice for the Bears? Reports reveal Ryan Poles wasn’t pressured into hiring him, sparking questions about the GM’s decision-making and future with the team.

After Thomas Brown was hired as the Bears' interim head coach, former coach Matt Eberflus had a conversation with him.