Bears coach Matt Eberflus explains why Chicago didn’t use timeout at end of game vs. Lions
The Chicago Bears fired head coach Matt Eberflus on Nov. 29. Chicago Bears coach Matt Eberflus addressed the clock management that saw his team run one play — despite having a timeout in hand — in the final 32 seconds of a Thanksgiving 23-20 loss to the Detroit Lions.
If Matt Eberflus were the reason the Chicago Bears felt Caleb Williams was on the upswing as he enters the stretch run of his ...
The new Bears head coach is 38 years old, born in Tucker, Ga. A football player at Tucker High School, he graduated with a ...
The Bears had the ball at the Lions' 25-yard line with 46 seconds to play and two timeouts, but never got off a game-tying ...
The Detroit Lions will host the Chicago Bears for their Thanksgiving game tradition. Kickoff is on Thursday, Nov. 28, at ...
The NFC-leading Detroit Lions improved to an impressive 11-1 record after a hard-fought last-second victory over NFC North ...
Forty-nine minutes had passed after Thursday’s game at Ford Field had ended and six minutes had elapsed since Chicago Bears ...
In what will be deemed one of the worst performances by a head coach in NFL history, Matt Eberflus sabotaged the Chicago ...
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