Matt Eberflus kicked. That’s what the Bears do best these days.

A day after saying he would have to evaluate the players’ situation following a third straight Bears loss, the Bears coach still had no decision as of Monday morning. Still, he said time is of the essence, given that Sunday’s opponent is Green Bay and the time for the Bears to face the NFC North has arrived.

“It has to be pretty quick,” Eberflus said of a decision. “I just think right now, to come here in less than 24 hours and make whatever changes or changes you want to make and declare, when I have those answers, I’ll pass them on to you.

“I’m just not at that point right now.”

Eberflus said he will continue with Caleb Williams at quarterback, but there could be more than one other change announced.

“There will be changes, adjustments, I’m not going to disclose them at the moment,” Eberflus said. “I’m not at that point in the process. Monday is a long day in terms of evaluating everything, in terms of lineups, in terms of practice, in terms of how we need to do better in this practice and in this communication in the game, during the game, after the game. match. game, before the match.

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“So it’s important that we take the time to make those decisions and make the right decisions that are best for the Bears, best for the Bears this week and in the future. That’s the most important thing we do, that we have some stability here, but also that we make adjustments and changes as necessary, what’s best for the Bears going forward.

Some of the other possible changes might not even involve actual people or roles.

“Just the communication in the game, in terms of that, it has to be better,” Eberflus said. “The adjustments, the tactical adjustments, have to be better with this on all sides.

“Everything is on the table. And it’s important that we look at everything and take the time to do so.

Eberflus called film of Sunday’s game difficult to watch again.

“When your team doesn’t play complementary football, you don’t like it,” Eberflus said. “You don’t like it.

“When you play complementary football, it’s something to see because you play against each other, it’s complementary, you can see the guys and their passion for each other to do these things, and yesterday It wasn’t that. It’s not something you like to watch.

The Bears have 27 points in three games, 34 possessions and only nine points in their last 23 possessions, so obviously something is wrong. Eberflus thinks they can turn the situation around because he saw evidence of it earlier.

When Eberflus decides to change, he says it will be entirely his decision. He is in communication with general manager Ryan Poles, but himself has the final say on changing callers.

“We won a few games in a row, so there’s evidence on tape that we had together, complementary football, played winning football and for you to sit there and say we didn’t do that, what is not true,” he said. told reporters. “I would say I also understand that we have lost three in a row and there is an urgency there and there is an adjustment, changes that are necessary in this process because it hasn’t worked these last three weeks and I am fully aware of that too.

“Again, I’m not at that point yet to announce these changes, because we’re in the middle of that process.”

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