The Chicago Bears relieved former Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Shane Waldron of his duties earlier this week. Waldron was replaced as their OC by Thomas Brown, who previously worked under Sean McVay in the NFC West. Seahawks fans were not ...

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.

This offseason, Waldron left the Emerald City for the Windy City, and unfortunately the change of scenery was not better for him. On Tuesday morning it was announced the Chicago Bears had fired Waldron, following their abysmal 19-3 loss to the New England Patriots at home.

Thomas Brown says he is ready to take over as the Bears' offensive coordinator after Shane Waldron's dismissal.

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

Veteran receiver Keenan Allen offered some insight Wednesday into what went wrong with Shane Waldron serving as the director of the Bears offense.

The Chicago Bears parted ways with offensive coordinator Shane Waldron this week, as his unit has been one of the worst in the league through 10 weeks. The Bears haven't scored a touchdown in two games,

Following the Chicago Bears' firing of offensive coordinator Shane Waldron this week, rookie quarterback Caleb Williams didn't have much to say about

In light of Waldron’s firing, a quote by one of his former players, Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, has resurfaced on social media. Njigba gave quite the telling response when asked about the Bears hiring Waldron this past offseason.

Here’s a look at the most recent and relevant Bears stories for the morning of Wednesday, Nov. 13: