A Fresh Start for the Bears: Leaving Dysfunctional Days Behind
The Chicago Bears have been a picture of dysfunction over the past two years, with Matt Eberflus at the helm. A recent report from a Jacksonville radio host sheds light on the team’s questionable decision-making, and it’s hard not to believe it given their track record.
A Misguided Coaching Staff
When the Bears fired their previous OC and brought in Shane Waldron, fans had high hopes. However, it soon became apparent that Waldron had no clear plan for their rookie QB, Caleb. Despite being tasked with coaching up the young talent, Waldron’s scheme failed to cater to Caleb’s strengths. It’s baffling that this wasn’t addressed during the interview process.
A Systemic Failure
Waldron’s offense was seemingly designed for a quarterback like Kirk Cousins, not Caleb. Moreover, he refused to adapt his coaching style to suit the team’s needs. This lack of flexibility ultimately led to his downfall. The icing on the cake was his decision to marginalize Cole Kmet, a talented player who was inexplicably left out of the game plan.
A New Era of Hope
The Bears have finally parted ways with Waldron and Eberflus, a coaching duo that will not be remembered fondly. The arrival of Ben Johnson brings a sense of optimism, as the team looks to turn the page on a dismal chapter. With a new coach, a new offense, and a new owner, the Bears are poised to finally find success at the quarterback position.
The Importance of Coaching
It’s clear that coaches who are willing to adapt and put in the effort are crucial to a team’s success. The Bears’ recent struggles serve as a stark reminder of this. As the team embarks on a new journey, fans can only hope that the lessons of the past will not be forgotten.
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