The Latest Breaking News from Luke Getsy

Chicago fired five offensive coaches on Wednesday.

The Bears’ meetings to plan the direction of the franchise at the start of a meaningful offseason produced that verdict just days after he finished his second season 7-10. There will be changes, though: The Bears are firing most of their offensive staff, including coordinator Luke Getsy.

Eberflus said he looked forward to meeting with his bosses. Their questioning of him should begin with the hottest topic in Chicago: Justin Fields.

The Fields support starts in the Bears locker room, where teammates have expressed admiration for their QB and lobbied for his return.

Reading between the lines on players’ comments, it’s clear they think the offense should’ve been better this season.

DJ Moore used his exit interview to provide Matt Eberflus and Ryan Poles with feedback on the Bears offense.

A week after scoring 37 points against the Falcons presented Getsy’s best argument to return as offensive coordinator, a feeble performance against the Packers — no touchdowns and three field goals in a 17-9 loss — turned the flame on Getsy’s hot seat back to high broil.

Loss to the Packers shows the Bears need to move on and draft a quarterback with the No. 1 overall pick.

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