Hearing Moore say that the boos were coming out in the first quarter and labeling them as "eye-opening" is a major red flag for the state of this Bears team. Eberflus spoke to the media twice on Monday and said that there would be changes but he was not ready to reveal what those changes could be.

With just over 11 minutes left to play in the opening quarter, the Bears were on offense and sitting at Arizona's 48-yard line. On a second-and-6 play, things started to break down for Caleb Williams, who immediately started to scramble around and look for an open receiver, but Moore wasn't an option, because he wasn't on the field.

Things have fallen off the rails for DJ Moore and the Chicago Bears. The team had high expectations after selecting Caleb Williams as the number one overall draft pick. The team also made an assortment of moves to ensure Williams would have everything he ...

The Chicago Bears have now gone eight consecutive quarters without scoring a touchdown. Even in the darkest days of Bears football, this isn’t common. Then again, these might be some of the darkest days that fans in Chicago have had to suffer through.