The Chicago Bears offensive line has been exposed through the first two weeks of the season. However, head coach Matt Eberflus isn’t looking to shake up the roster just yet. In fact, he said the Bears won’t make any merit-based changes to the offensive line in Week 3,

On Wednesday, head coach Matt Eberflus said there wouldn't be any changes to the offensive line. "Right now, no," he said, explaining that they're "looking for continuity." While

A struggling offense not only has been unproductive, but put rookie QB Caleb Williams in peril — sacked seven times against the Texans. The solution is the same as most Bears offenses when in distress — establish a consistent running game that gives Williams the wind at his back.

The Chicago Bears are now 1-1 after another poor offensive performance, which resulted in a 19-13 loss to the Houston Texans last Sunday night. Caleb Williams and the offense seemed to have figured some consistency out early in the game, putting together better drives, yet were still unable to score touchdowns offensively.

Will Chicago get a win in Caleb Williams' NFL debut? Our Bears Wire staff share their game picks for Sunday's Week 1 matchup vs. Titans.

While we are just two games into the regular season, it appeared frustration got the better of Bears wideout D.J. Moore during Chicago's 19-13 Sunday night loss to the Houston Texans. Television cameras caught his evident disappointment in 4k.

There was plenty of frustration for the Bears during last Sunday night's loss to the Texans and wide receiver DJ Moore wore some of it on his sleeve as the game unfolded.

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