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Bears coach Matt Eberflus hugs quarterback Justin Fields after beating the Texans in September. Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images PHOENIX — The Bears believe in quarterback Justin Fields, but they also believe he needs to improve on his performance from last season.

Matt Eberflus was named the 17th head coach in franchise history on January 27th, 2022. He comes to Chicago with 30 years of coaching experience, including 13 in the NFL, and completed his fourth season as defensive coordinator for the Indianapolis Colts in 2021.

Bears coach Matt Eberflus believes Fields, entering a pivotal third season, has what it takes to be a franchise quarterback for this team. “I was with him the whole year,” Eberflus told NFL...

PHOENIX — Coach Matt Eberflus remembered the Bears’ new starting right guard Nate Davis being a problem for his Colts defense when Davis played for the Titans. “Man, he’s an aggressive, our-style...

He brings 346 career receptions, 5,201 yards and 21 touchdowns from his five seasons in Carolina. Paired alongside the big-bodied Chase Claypool and a well-rounded speedster in Darnell Mooney, the...

Eberflus has been praised for his leadership style and being a detail-oriented coach. He’s someone who’s connected well with players and coaches, and is able to cater a defense’s strengths ...

Eberflus, a former linebacker at the University of Toledo who began his coaching career at his alma mater and hometown school, also interviewed for head-coaching jobs last year after his third ...

Matt Eberflus’ H.I.T.S. principle an ‘eye-opener’ for Bears It might have come across as hokey when Eberflus introduced it — what football coach doesn’t want his team to hustle and play with intensity? But as Bears fans saw with Lovie Smith nearly two decades ago, it’s the obsession with it that can make a difference. By Mark Potash