The Chicago Bears are entering their most important stretch of the season. Their next four games include opponents with a combined 26-11 record. The team is also entering a part of the season where they must start showing that they can compete with good football teams and in games that matter.
If the Bears fail in this stretch, they’ll be looking at a 3-11 or 4-10 record heading down the final three games of the season, and if that happens, the Bears are probably going to be looking to make some changes.
If it trends this way, most likely the Bears will end up with a top two pick, and they’ll fire Matt Eberflus, retain Ryan Poles, and draft a new quarterback.