According to Adam Jahns, it was a brutal scene inside the Bears locker room after the Lions loss where Jaylon Johnson confronted Matt Eberflus.

The confounding final 32 seconds of the game that saw the Bears fail to use their final timeout as they were driving down 23-20 to set up a game-tying field goal did not just go over poorly with the front office — Eberflus was fired on Friday — he also lost some of his players.

For several seconds after the football dropped in front of Rome Odunze on Thursday at Ford Field, Chicago Bears players stood rooted to the turf in stunned disbelief. The Bears were down by three at the Detroit Lions’ 41-yard line and had 32 seconds left in the game to try to move closer to set up kicker Cairo Santos for a tying field goal.

Before this season, the Chicago Bears had never fired a coach during a season, a fact they were proud of. They've also never experienced some of the late-game coaching fiascos they've had this season,

It was reported that the Chicago Bears players finally had enough of the Matt Eberflus era after the latest late-game bumbling. The locker room was a mess and the players openly snapped on the head coach.