Trouble seems to be brewing for the Chicago Bears. Following a hopeful start to the season, the team’s performance has been disappointing, and they currently find themselves on a losing streak. Caleb Williams has shown potential, yet even the highly regarded rookie has struggled to lift the team from its struggles.
Earlier in the season, Matt Eberflus was let go, which has set the stage for the Bears to seek a new head coach in the upcoming offseason, with the aim of facilitating Williams’ growth as a player.
Albert Breer shared insights on the situation during a conversation before Thursday Night Football, noting that the Bears are in search of a candidate capable of making an impact, particularly in aiding Williams’ development as a passer and leader.
Ben Johnson has emerged as a leading candidate for head coach in recent offseasons due to his role in the Detroit Lions’ substantial progress. His track record could make him an ideal fit for the Bears, especially given the marked improvement seen in the Lions’ offense.
A comprehensive approach to the coaching search is expected from the Bears, as they aim to identify the best candidate to guide their young team into the future.
If the organization secures the right individual for the position, it could provide the much-needed spark to re-energize both the locker room and the fanbase.
