Head coach Matt Eberflus hasn't fixed the team's field goal protection unit despite the fact that it cost him a win last week. Against the Green Bay Packers in Week 11, the Bears trailed 20-19 but had a chance to win on a 46-yard attempt as time expired. The Packers blocked the kick to end the game.

Every week I find myself saying, "there's no way things can look worse for Chicago Bears' head coach Matt Eberflus," and every week he manages to surprise me. Eberflus' latest blunder came at the beginning of the third quarter in Week 12 against the Minnesota Vikings.

Because I’m a masochist, I’ve ranked the six worst Eberflus losses as Bears coach where a win was in hand. When you comb through this, dearest readers, understand that you are dealing with an artist who has a keen expertise in killing the vibe of his own team (hey,

The Chicago Bears improbably lost another game on the final play Sunday, as Cairo Santos's go-ahead field goal attempt was blocked by the Green Bay Packers. The 20-19 loss drops Chicago to 4-6 on the year and has brought head coach Matt Eberflus under heavy fire for his late-game decision-making. Again.

Cairo Santos has never missed a kick inside of 40 yards in a Chicago Bears uniform. The veteran kicker is 36 of 36 inside of 40 yards with the Bears, a strong five-year sample size.  The Bears had plenty of time to get Santos inside that 40-yard mark in Sunday's loss to the Green Bay Packers.