Chicago Bears finalize a reshaped 53-man roster, re-signing Scott Daly and Devin Duvernay while Austin Booker lands on IR and Carl Jones Jr. is waived. Caleb Williams headlines a revamped offense with Tyson Bagent and Case Keenum in reserve. D’Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson lead the backfield; DJ Moore anchors a deep WR corps with Rome Odunze, Luther Burden III, Olamide Zaccheaus and Jahdae Walker. Monte Sweat fronts a strengthened defense with Dayo Odeyingbo and Dominique Robinson; Cairo Santos kicks and Daly handles snapping. Fantasy note: offense looks explosive with clearer target shares behind Moore; Sweat’s sack upside could swing weekly IDP gains and Duvernay adds return/value depth.

Matt Eberflus' tenure as head coach of the Chicago Bears came to an end after a disappointing season marked by poor performance and questionable decision-making. Despite a late-season surge that saved his job temporarily, the Bears' struggles continued, leading to his dismissal.

The Bears' offense struggled under new coordinator Shane Waldron, and Eberflus' late-game management drew criticism. Key losses against rivals further highlighted his inability to capitalize on opportunities, culminating in a Thanksgiving Day debacle that sealed his fate.

The Chicago Bears faced a tough defeat against the Green Bay Packers, losing 20-19 after a blocked field goal attempt as time expired. Head coach Matt Eberflus expressed concerns over a potential penalty on the play, claiming the Packers made illegal contact with long snapper Scott Daly.

Despite the loss, Eberflus defended his decision to attempt a 46-yard field goal instead of risking a longer play, citing the potential for penalties or mistakes. This defeat marks the Bears' fourth consecutive loss, complicating their playoff aspirations.