Bears head coach Matt Eberflus called for better wisdom and ball protection from his rookie quarterback Caleb Williams.

Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus took the blame for his staff's critical mistakes in Week 3's loss to the Indianapolis Colts.

I thought it was really nice of Anthony Richardson to deliver a gift to Matt Eberflus’ office before the game. You don’t often expect something like that to happen. But as Eberflus opened the box in the visiting locker room,

Bears head coach Matt Eberflus decided to go for two after Chicago's first touchdown, burning a timeout in the process.

Many have taken a look at why the Bears' passing game hasn't been the best since the season started, and it may be because of the concepts that offensive coordinator Shane Waldron is calling. To make matters worse, Williams threw the ball 52 times against the Colts, and he was surprised himself that he threw that much.

The Bears lost another frustrating game under Matt Eberflus and fans are once again doubting the coaching staff's ability to fix things going forward.

Early in the second quarter, Stefon Diggs caught a long dime pass from Stroud near the Bears’ sideline. It happened to be right in front of Eberflus, who had a perfect opportunity to watch Diggs get both feet in bounds. It would’ve been silly to waste a challenge and timeout on an obvious catch at that moment.