Jason Lieser is a Chicago Bears writer for the Chicago Sun-Times. He covers all things related to the Bears, including game analysis, player updates, and coaching changes. With his expertise and passion for football, Lieser provides in-depth coverage and insights for Bears fans.
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By: Jason Lieser
Coach Matt Eberflus declined to say how he'd handle Stevenson in the Cardinals game. Teammates seem supportive of him playing.
By: Jason Lieser
Eberflus must show he's more than an excellent defensive play caller, and that's going to be difficult as the Bears' schedule gets tougher.
By: Jason Lieser
The Bears have plenty to straighten out offensively, too.
By: Jason Lieser
Stevenson's benching results from him checking out mentally during the game-losing play against the Commanders.
Sweat missed practiced time during the week because of a shin injury.
By: Jason Lieser
A look at three key issues surfacing in their latest debacle, which dropped them to 4-4.
By: Jason Lieser
Bears' 29-9 loss to Cardinals illuminates many problems, including struggle to develop QB Caleb Williams
By: Jason Lieser
The offense is sputtering and rookie quarterback Caleb Williams is struggling, but Eberflus is sticking with Waldron.
By: Jason Lieser
Eberflus kept Williams in the game against the Cardinals despite trailing by 20 with two minutes left and both starting tackles being out with injuries.
By: Jason Lieser
Eberflus is sticking with offensive coordinator Shane Waldron as play caller and is still “looking to find answers” as the season slips away.
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