Bears Fans, Irate at Matt Eberflus, Discuss Protesting to Call for His Firing

Chicago Bears fans are apocalyptically mad after their team's 23-20 loss to the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving. Many won't accept Matt Eberflus continuing as Chicago's head coach and are discussing ways to end his tenure.

After Eberflus mucked up the game's final offensive sequence, leading to time expiring while he still had a timeout in his pocket, most Bears fans are done with him. Many took to social media to claim if Eberflus isn't fired by Friday, they should form a mass protest to push for his firing.

If he’s not fired, we should all protest.
— Bears fan in the Rockies (@bearsfanrockies) November 28, 2024

I hate to do this but if Ryan Poles won't do it, im ready for thousands of Bears fan to storm Solider field in protest for this guy to get fired or to sell the team. This is just a spit in the face to Bears fans @Bullskickass
— Melvyn Windmon (@MelvynWindmon) November 28, 2024

Make it as painful as he’s put us through.

Get everyone at Halas Hall for Turkey when they get home.

Serve everyone their plates. Then don’t give Eberflus a plate.

Poles announces: Everyone with a Plate comes in tomorrow. https://t.co/2fZOjbhs7D
— Irish Bears Network (@IrishBearsShow) November 28, 2024

MARCH ON HALAS HALL
When: Tomorrow at 2 PM
Where: 1920 Football Drive, Lake Forest, Illinois

If Eberflus is not fired by 2 pm tomorrow everybody storm and occupy Poles office until our demands are met!

If we get high enough turnout, they can't say no to all of us! pic.twitter.com/6HD3YsOSrG
— Joe (@joeywhitc) November 28, 2024

If Eberflus is not fired by tomorrow. I seriously might drag my buddies with me and protest outside of Halas Hall. The Bears don’t want success if they don’t feed Eberflus to the sharks
— Vinny Booms (@VinceCaruso1427) November 28, 2024

It's safe to say they're pretty upset.

This was Chicago's sixth consecutive loss, and third in a row against a divisional opponent. The Bears have lost those last three games by a combined seven points. Eberflus is not helping them win in close or late situations. They are now 4-8 and 14-32 in Eberflus's tenure.

The one bright spot for the Bears on Sunday was the second-half play of rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. He completed 15 of 24 passes for 222 yards and three touchdowns without turning the ball over.

Williams and the Bears deserved better from their coaching staff at the end of the game.