Ian Rapoport Believes Firing Shane Waldron Isn’t Off the Table ...Middle East

We are more than 24 hours removed from Chicago Bears Head Coach Matt Eberflus telling reporters that everything was on the table in terms of making changes to fix a slumping offense. And yet, there has been no announcement or declaration of what changes would be made. Instead, in interviews today with David Kaplan on ESPN 1000 and in his weekly Monday press conference at Halas Hall, Eberflus talked around the changes that could be on the horizon in Chicago because indecision and chaos seem to be the way of Chicago football right now. During NFL Network’s Monday Night Football pre-game programming, NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport tried to shed some light on the Bears’ situation. And in do

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