Bears coach Matt Eberflus’ decision to change offensive coordinators was better than doing nothing as the season careened toward disaster, but the circumstances in which he arrived there raised all kinds of questions he didn’t want to answer Wednesday.
Probably because the truth isn’t great.
He preferred not to discuss the past when it came to firing Shane Waldron and replacing him with assistant Thomas Brown and tried unsuccessfully to spin the conversation toward his outlook on Brown and the upcoming home game against the Packers rather than show true accountability by coming clean about his errors.