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The teams that quickly flip from pushovers to playoff contenders, like the Jaguars and Texans, typically get coach and quarterback right.

Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus has provided a lot of reasons he should be fired. There are four reasons why he might be retained.

Over the last six games, Fields is competing against the possibility of the Bears owning the No. 1 pick in the draft.

"Bears ownership lacks futurism," tweets retired Pro Bowl tight end Martellus Bennett.

The Bears haven't played in eight days. They'll get their chance to get back on the field on Sunday against the Lions.

Tyson Bagent put together a 2-2 record as the Chicago Bears starting quarterback while Justin Fields was out. He should be a solid backup through at least 2025.

Eberflus can still claw his way out of the job security conversation, but he’ll need something concrete to do so. He’s too far along to be holding up imperceptible progress that isn’t translating to wins.

As Poles progresses through his rebuild, he needs those positions solidified going into next season.

The Bears currently are projected to pick twice in the top 10 next year and have a good chance at landing the No. 1 overall selection.

We've been banging the table for a Jaylon Johnson extension from the Chicago Bears since last December. Let's explore how they can get one done soon.