Matt Eberflus insists he takes responsibility for the Chicago Bears’ failures on offense. He also realizes he’s on his third play-caller in 2 1/2 seasons as coach after firing an offensive coordinator for the second time in 10 months.

After an alarming three-game losing streak, the crumbling Chicago Bears had to do something like fire now-former offensive coordinator Shane Waldron. Maintaining the status quo would’ve only deepened the Bears’ malaise. But let’s not beat around the bush. Until further notice, head coach Matt Eberflus still has to go, too.

When Matt Eberflus walked into his first training camp as the Chicago Bears head coach, he did so with a collection of 19 assistants, a mostly handpicked coaching staff he believed could help lift the team to new heights.