The Latest Breaking News from Matt Eberflus

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero expect the Bears to keep Matt Eberflus as head coach for the 2024 season.

Chicago improved slightly after a rock-bottom 2022.

Unlike most quarterbacks who get drafted No. 1 overall, a prospective Bears’ pick would walk into a scenario where the defense is good, some pieces are in place offensively and the team is loaded with resources to keep upgrading.

Does a franchise that has had two head coaches, three offensive coordinators, three defensive coordinators and two presidents in the last three seasons need more change? Or has Eberflus proven his mettle by navigating the storm this year, even if it was partially one of his own making?

While Fields was recovering from his dislocated thumb, coach Matt Eberflus gave him a challenge. In true Eberflus form, it was wrapped in a clever gimmick.

You see a lot covering an NFL team for a decade, but the 2023 Bears have presented a unique level of chaos.

The Bears have the best rushing defense in the NFL. But they haven’t seen anyone like Robinson this season.

If the Bears are inclined to keep Eberflus, he can help his bosses make that case publicly with two convincing wins to close the season.

Getsy’s direct snap call was the latest example of a problem that, as much as any aspect of the Bears’ flawed offense, has contributed to their biggest losses of the season.

Bears coach Matt Eberflus opened up about conversations that he's had with Justin Fields about his future.

He’s become Pro Football Focus’ top-rated overall cornerback and top coverage corner. That doesn’t happen if Johnson is somewhere else, learning a new defensive scheme on the fly.