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ESPN.com · Nov 11, 2024

Bears to evaluate 'everything' after offense sputters again

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CHICAGO -- Chicago Bears coach Matt Eberflus said he will evaluate "everything from the top to the bottom" following Chicago's third consecutive loss on Sunday -- which came in the form of a 19-3 defeat by the New England Patriots.

That includes potentially changing who calls offensive plays, Eberflus acknowledged.

"We're looking at everything," Eberflus said.

Six days after declaring that Shane Waldron would continue in his role as offensive coordinator after Chicago lost 29-9 at Arizona, Eberflus did not rule out making a change at offensive playcaller after the Bears' struggles were magnified by the Patriots.

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