The Bears are going to have to make some serious changes this offseason.
After starting the season at 5-1, their five-game losing streak has made it even more apparent that not only is their roster construction unsustainable, but their current organizational structure is, as well.
While there is still a chance that Matt Nagy, Ryan Pace and the rest of the crew will hold onto their jobs after the 2020 season concludes, those odds are looking more and more slim by the day. It’s not a concrete conclusion yet, but there is a realistic chance the Bears could start taking some steps towards a retooling of their organization this offseason.