The Bears cannot pretend to care about winning if they let Eberflus continue this charade any longer. The crux of the matter is he likely ended any positive potential for his head-coaching career the moment Noah Brown caught that touchdown in Washington, D.C.

Instead, Eberflus' team came out unprepared and undisciplined as they lost their 18th road game under Eberflus and fell to 4-4 this season. To make matters worse, Eberflus kept rookie quarterback Caleb Williams in the final drive of the game,

The Chicago Bears moved to 4-4 after their loss to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 9. It will soon be time to fire head coach Matt Eberflus.