At this point, running down exactly how Matt Eberflus continues to blow it for the Chicago Bears feels like an exhaustive task. It almost seems like he’s inventing ways for the Bears to lose, and after heroic Caleb Williams performances, no less.

The Chicago Bears had driven into Detroit Lions territory from inside their one-yard line. A drive was saved by a defensive pass interference penalty after an offensive pass interference penalty set the Bears back.

Chicago still finds wins hard to come by; their losing streak has reached five games. But the Bears lost by just one point to a playoff team in Green Bay and took another talented team (Minnesota) to overtime, so things are trending in the right direction, it appears.

Prior to Gibbs' fumble, the Lions stopped Chicago on fourth down in Bears territory and had a big opportunity to put the game on ice early. Instead, the Bears cut into the deficit, making it 16-7 with Allen's first touchdown to begin the third quarter. "That hurts," Campbell said.

The Chicago Bears' latest meltdown against the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving should signal the end of head coach Matt Eberflus' tenure in Chicago. The Bears have now lost six straight games, and you can make the argument all six losses could have easily be avoided with a different head coach on the headset.

Facing a 16-0 halftime deficit against the Detroit Lions, Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus took a bold, optimistic approach to his interview with CBS Sports’ Tracy Wolfson. Some believe Bears coach Eberflus’ job hangs in the balance amid his Thanksgiving matchup against the Lions.