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After scoring five touchdowns in back-to-back games for the first time since 1956, the Bears scored just two touchdowns in their last three games. Their next chance to bounce back comes Sunday when they host the rival Packers at Soldier Field.
“We have to change and adapt our approach because we have lost three times in a row,” Eberflus said. “But there’s also the perspective that we’re 4-5, haven’t played our division yet and are just about to start doing that in a big football game this week. I’m just getting this done.”
When asked what changes he is considering, Eberflus said: “Just the communication in the game. Things have to get better in this regard. The tactical adjustments have to be better on all sides. Everything is on the table. And that’s important.” We look at everything and take the time to do it.
Eberflus said he wasn't ready to finalize the changes less than 24 hours after the game, but acknowledged the process would happen “pretty quickly.”
The Bears coach revealed that one change he is not considering is benching the quarterback Caleb Williamsand said, “No, Caleb is our starter.”
The Bears' offense is trying to get back on track after failing to score a touchdown on 23 possessions in back-to-back losses to the Cardinals and Patriots.
“I talked to the group about it today,” Eberflus said. “It's about everyone. It's about having the same play and making sure we execute that play and making sure that when we get into the scoring zone we execute at a higher level. And it still comes down to making plays in those moments and doing it well, never making a negative play when you're in the scoring zone.”
While he will consult with general manager Ryan Poles and others throughout the building, Eberflus said the decision to make changes is ultimately his alone.
