Conversations about changes to the Chicago Bears offensive coaching staff, have ramped up in the 24 hours since Shane Waldron's firing and Thomas Brown was appointed the team's new offensive coordinator.

The Chicago Bears have fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron in hopes of shaking up a unit that ranks among the worst in the NFL.

Shane Waldron has been fired as the Chicago Bears' offensive coordinator less than 10 months after being hired for the job. The Bears announced the firing Tuesday, one day after head coach Matt Eberflus promised "changes" and "adjustments" for the struggling Bears.

On Tuesday, the Chicago Bears fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, per multiple reports. Waldron was hired ahead of the 2024 season to oversee the development of Caleb Williams and appeared to do an okay job of that to begin the year.

After much speculation, Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron has been fired. The team announced the decision Tuesday morning, saying Waldron has been “relieved of his duties,” just hours after head coach Matt Eberflus told reporters “adjustments and changes” would be made.

Caleb Williams will have a second offensive coordinator nine games into his rookie season. The Chicago Bears fired OC Shane Waldron on Tuesday. That would be the same Waldron who was hired for the position before the season.

N ow that the dust has started to settle on the news of Shane Waldron's firing, conversations are being had about what went wrong and moving on from the failure the Chicago Bears

It’s often said that nice guys finish last, and it seems Bears’ receiver Keenan Allen may subscribe to that theory.