Halas Hall is not good right now. Described as "shaken"

Bears discussion from opposite side of the aisle:

First of all thanks for posting that link.  That is a very good - honest - assessment of the 2023 Bears team.  It's presented in a way that they are not trying to bash the Bears (not at all).  I agree with their comments.  They hit upon every single critique that some of us here have discussed this past week.  They were talking about how our DL starters couldn't even make the roster in Green Bay.  They were not denigrating the Bears, but just a bit stunned by the lack of talent on the DL.  But it's a damning situation we have when not one single starter is good enough to even make the roster... the one guy matter of factly said at that point (if I heard the comment correctly) that the Bears are going to have a hard time winning any games this year.  He said the OL has one good guy, the rookie who made a lot of rookie mistakes - and then went on to talk about Justin Fields being given woeful talent... they were incredulous that our #2 WR is Claypool (whom you could tell they think of as a crap player).  They talk about how the game calling is so predictable that nobody we face this year will have trouble knowing what is being run.  We see that and have talked about it.  I see better game planning and play calling at the local Friday night high school games in town.  Seriously.  That's not hyperbole.  Not talking about there being any comparison between players at these polar opposite levels... but play calling and game planning?  You bet.  So - what does that say about the Bears coaching staff?  How are we going to win any more games than we did last year in 2022?  Unless something changes - and the Green Bay game was just a one-off crappy showing - well, we may only win 3 or 4 games this year.  

I won't go on an on, but they nailed the Bears problems and it was a fairly extensive list of problems.  Unless something improves quickly as far as the coaching and the players somehow 'get better' then this is 2022 all over again.   I think Eberflus is a goner I really do.  Poles will get another crack at a HC hire.  The problem with that is that the roster talent (what little we have now) was brought in for these Eberflus schemes.  New coaches will want players that fit their schemes... so years of churning the roster again & a total re-set for any progress we had (as fans) hoped for under Eberflus.  Fields?  They talked like we had the stellar young QB who has been set up for failure.  I agree with that too.  Anyway, good to see an outside source talking along similar lines as some of us here.  It's sure not good here in Chicago.  We are the "New Detroit Lions" I think for the foreseeable future.  Pretty much the (bad) joke of the NFL.  

They could be looking down the barrel of a craptacular 0-4 start. We shall see what they are made of.