The Chicago Bears are switching things up on the offensive side of the ball, as head coach Matt Eberflus fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron on Tuesday. This comes after Chicago failed to find the end zone in each of its past two games,

After much speculation, Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron has been fired. The team announced the decision Tuesday morning, saying Waldron has been “relieved of his duties,” just hours after head coach Matt Eberflus told reporters “adjustments and changes” would be made.

The Chicago Bears made another change this week, as offensive lineman Nate Davis was released, ending his disappointing tenure amid the team's noticeable offensive struggles.

The Chicago Bears have decided they’re better off paying Nate Davis not to be on the team any longer than carrying him as a reserve. The Bears released the veteran guard Wednesday, an admission they missed when signing him to a three-year,

The Chicago Bears signed guard Nate Davis to a three-year, $30 million free agent contract, with $19.25 million guaranteed in 2023 and on Wednesday, the team announced that it released the veteran. This is another change in the team's offensive after that side of the ball has struggled as of late.